Not long after the Yankees reported to George M. Steinbrenner Field for Spring Training, Gerrit Cole was raving about the ballpark’s renovated and upgraded home clubhouse facilities. From the massive ...

LAWRENCE, Kan. — The Arizona Wildcats’ mildly surprising run through its first Big 12 season ended on a rough note Saturday, when Kansas seniors Hunter Dickinson and Zeke Mayo led the ...

Despite postseason play still awaiting Dickinson and his Jayhawks, he and his fellow seniors were forced to close one chapter on Saturday afternoon when they took the floor in Allen Fieldhouse one ...

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Kansas, which handed Arizona an 83-76 loss on Saturday before a rowdy Senior Day crowd at Allen Fieldhouse, will be staring at the Wildcats again in the Big 12 tournament quarterfinals if the ...

There were a lot of individuals in Allen Fieldhouse, including former Kansas players Christian Braun, Sherron Collins, Nick Collison, Michael Jankovich and Elijah Johnson — as well as actor Rob ...

KU defeated No. 24 Arizona 83-76 on Senior Day at Allen Fieldhouse. Kansas coach Bill Self was relieved postgame. “We needed that bad,” Self said. “We needed our best player to carry us and ...

With the vast majority of another raucous sellout crowd at Allen Fieldhouse staying put to watch ... Wildcats coach Tommy Lloyd took a seat in a near-empty interview room and reflected.

when Kansas seniors Hunter Dickinson and Zeke Mayo led the Jayhawks to an 83-76 win in their final game at Allen Fieldhouse. Dickinson had 33 points and 10 rebounds while Mayo, a native of ...

Kansas’ starting five, including four seniors celebrating their last game in Allen Fieldhouse, led Kansas to an up-and-down 83-76 win over Arizona. The Jayhawk bench only recorded two points in ...

Tip from Allen Fieldhouse is set for 3:30 p.m. Central with Jon Sciambi, Fran Fraschilla and Kris Budden on the call. Beginning in 1983-84, Kansas has not lost a home finale, a span of 41 seasons.