Kansas Wins Dramatic KU Kentucky Tilt At Allen Fieldhouse
Wayne Selden Jr led Kansas with a career high 33 points as the Jayhawks rallied past Kentucky 109-106 in a raucous Allen Fieldhouse. Freshman Ty’Ty Ulis led UK with 26 points, while coaches praised the atmosphere and debated a potential home and home series in coming years.
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Bechard praises KU volley team after record season
Kansas coach Bechard lauds Rigdon and Wait for key plays, Taylor Soucie earns All-Big 12, Anna Church praised for depth, Laura Kuhn named national assistant coach of the year, and KU posts 19 0 start 30 3 finish with a .299 hitting mark. Only Texas and Nebraska beat them in the title run.
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Kansas football adds first 2017 class commitments ahead of signing day
Kansas football announces Hocker, Polley and three star Dallas running back Dom Williams as the first commitments for the 2017 class. With two days left before national signing day the Jayhawks still can add one more athlete for the 2016 class and expect 12 new players to be officially introduced on Wednesday.
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Surging Shockers roll past Evansville for 11th straight win
Wichita State, led by career high 32 points from Fred VanVleet and 10 from Conner Frankamp, beat Evansville 78-65 in Evansville. The Shockers remain undefeated in MVC play at 10-0, improving to 16-5 while Evansville drops to 18-5 with 7-3 in league. Balentine led Evansville with 18 points as Wichita State's defense held the Aces to 23.8% in the first half.
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