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Brandon Rush 2006-07
Kansas Jayhawk sophomore guard Brandon Rush picks out a CD player as Darnell Jackson and Ronnie Chalmers, director of basketball operations, also shop for Salvation Army families at Wal-Mart. Each member of the basketball team could spend $100 to shop for a Salvation Army family.
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