Tre White arrived as a transfer for Kansas basketball with the chance to be a key contributor. He’s lived up to that and more, especially in one area.

ESPN's latest NBA mock draft has two Kansas basketball players being selected this summer. Which Jayhawks are they?

There is a long way to go and lots of good teams in the Big 12. But Tuesday night felt like a possible turning point for Kansas, as the Jayhawks hosted undefeated Iowa State and became the first team to beat TJ Otzelberger's Cyclones this season. Final score: Kansas 84, Iowa State 63.

Kansas is still Kansas. Well, at least when it wants to be. So, where do the Jayhawks land in this week's Big 12 power rankings?

The Jayhawks needed to show Kansas fans how they can truly play, and that is exactly what they did against Iowa State.

No. 2 Iowa State brings its 16-0 record to Allen Fieldhouse to face Kansas at 9 p.m. ET on ESPN. Here's how to watch for free.

The Kansas women’s basketball team’s struggles to open conference play continued, as the Jayhawks dropped their fifth Big 12 contest of the season with a 85-76 loss to the Oklahoma State Cowgirls at Allen Fieldhouse on Wednesday evening.

There have been three 6'10"+ freshmen drafted with... - 6.0% BLK or better - 5.0% OREB or better - 25 dunks - 4.0 3PA/100 or more They are Chet Holmgren, Jaren Jackson Jr. and Jonathan Isaac. Bryson Tiller's on pace to meet these criteria (as is Virginia's Johann Gruenloh). https://t.co/NTGoyPAWO8