Let the Games Begin

Fun to be in Allen Fieldhouse and watch the Jayhawks beat the Roos.
 

Big 12 Champions!

KU made it tense but we won the title last night. Below you can see them hoisting the trophy.

 

KU Wins!

I'm pretending that we won the 2020 national championship. It was nice of CBS to replay the 2008 championship game so we could relive the glory. A bit less stressful when you know the outcome.

Retired to the Rafters

Marcus Morris had his KU jersey No. 22 retired in the south rafters of Allen Fieldhouse last night during halftime of the KU-Iowa State game. He played at KU in 2009-11 and is now with the Los Angeles Clippers. His twin brother Markieff (front) stood with him on the court.

Read more here: https://www.kansascity.com/sports/college/big-12/university-of-kansas/article240381591.html#storylink=cpy

Salute to Veterans

Opening ceremony at the KU–North Carolina Greensboro game last night was a salute to veterans. The game ball was brought down from the rafters by a soldier as well.

Game Time!

Tip-off in Allen Fieldhouse is always exciting. Fun night, at least in the second half.

Big 12 Champions

Union Station gave a shout out to the Jayhawks who took home the Big 12 season and tournament crowns.

Alone at the Top

Surprisingly, considering the ups and downs of this season, KU clinched its 14th consecutive Big 12 title last night against Texas. It was also senior night so a home farewell to Devonte Graham, Svi Mykhailuk and Clay Young. The team is hoisting the trophy. Below, the first 13 trophies with the newest one on its own pedestal.

#45 Retired

KU's Cole Aldrich was on hand Saturday when his #45 jersey was hung in Allen Fieldhouse during the KU-West Virginia game. Aldrich was part of the 2008 championship team.