Kansas basketball was back in action on Monday with a Big 12 Conference road game against Houston. Here is what happened during the game.

Kansas basketball had some momentum again, after a pair of Big 12 wins. But there was a bigger test awaiting the Jayhawks on Saturday vs Texas Tech.

Despite a strong individual performance from KJ Adams Jr., the Kansas Jayhawks fell short against Texas Tech, losing 78-73 in a tense Big 12 matchup on Saturday afternoon. Adams led the way for Kansas,

Kansas basketball just suffered back-to-back losses against a pair of high-profile teams. Here’s what that might mean for KU in the NCAA tournament.

Since Self took over in 2003, Kansas has never been worse than a No. 4 seed in March Madness. However, unless they finish the season strong, that streak could be in serious jeopar

If the Jayhawks can string together a couple of wins before March Madness in the Big 12 tourney, it will help them build confidence. Remember, KU is the team with the most Division I experience in college basketball. The Jayhawks are dangerous if they play close to their ceiling.