Because of the way he’s wired, Kansas freshman Ochai Agbaji’s dud of a game at West Virginia last weekend was erased from his mind 24 hours after it happened.
A meeting with the KU coaches last Sunday was enough to ensure that Agbaji learned from his mistakes and mishaps in the 65-64 loss in Morgantown, and that conversation paved the way for him to completely forget about [the 3-turnover, 4-minute effort ...
Monday night, during the Jayhawks’ latest, grind-it-out, come-from-behind, find-a-way-to-win victory over Iowa State at Allen Fieldhouse, it was freshman Ochai Agbaji, and not Quentin Grimes, who stepped on to the court to start the decisive second half for the home team.
But don’t expect that to be the norm moving forward.
So said Kansas coach Bill Self on Tuesday night, during his weekly “Hawk ...
He has just 19 college basketball games under his belt to date, but last Saturday’s 65-64 loss at West Virginia was one of Kansas freshman Devon Dotson’s worst.
It also ended up playing a huge role in his masterful game against Iowa State on Monday night at Allen Fieldhouse.
From seven turnovers and one assist in a loss to an unranked team last Saturday, to no turnovers and eight assists in a win over ...
The powerhouse Baker University football program will be under new leadership in 2019.
Exactly who that leader will be remains to be seen.
BU Athletic Director Nate Houser on Tuesday night announced that Baker assistant coach Jason Thoren, a former all-league and all-conference linebacker at both Lawrence High and the University of Kansas, has been named BU football’s interim head coach, effective ...
The eyes said it all.
With No. 9 Kansas making a hard run and expending every ounce of energy it had to overcome a night when it was outplayed, outpushed and outexecuted by visiting Iowa State, Devon Dotson looked up the floor right about midcourt and saw Lagerald Vick slip behind the defense. The rest was easy.
Dotson threw the lob. Vick threw it down. And Kansas grabbed its first lead of the second half en ...
Monday night’s 80-76 win by No. 9 Kansas against No. 24 Iowa State marked the second of four ESPN Big Monday appearances this season for the Kansas men’s basketball program, a ritual of sorts that has become as common as Kansas returning to Maui every four years for the Maui Invitational.
And as important as the Big Monday showcases are to the Jayhawks and their passionate basketball fans, there are people ...
