Niiiicccce.......! Ice Ice Baby #RCJH

Dude definitely doesn’t hesitate when he shoots. Gotta love the quick trigger. Just let it fly.

Do you think you could make a video like this for the 22' team?

Kease a dog. He will get more PT as the season goes on

Is this another pre-season #1 that ends with a big disappointment

He needs to be more aggressive. We saw what he’s capable of in the 2nd half. He’s gotta stop being so passive.

Gooden one my fave Ku played

One my fave KU players.

I badly wanna see Clemence succeed. I’ve had unjustified faith in him in the past. Not sure I see him getting consistent minutes this season barring injuries. Unless Self wants to play with size more often.

I was there and it was sooo cool getting to see the new roster and also my friend won 10k so w night overall

No surprise seeing Juan’s team win. Dude is a straight up winner!!

Excited for this year!! ROCK CHALK!!

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I remember seeing Kansas play the University of Pennsylvania (Penn) at the Palestra during Boschee's freshman year...Penn had a player (Ironically) named Michael Jordan, that was one of the best guards in Philadelphia, and the best player in the Ivy League. Penn had a good team, and Kansas that year was in a bit of a transition, after losing Pierce, Raef, Jacque and Pollard. Penn was good and went on to win the Ivy league that year, and the Palestra was absolutely packed - totally shoulder to shoulder and just rocking. Penn kept it close, and then Jeff Boschee absolutely COOKED Michael Jordan at the end...He hit like 3-4 gigantic jump shots in the last three minutes, and I just remember this bald headed freshman just killing this established player, that was a junior, and one of the best players in the Philly area. I always loved Boschee's game because he was a sniper, and seemed to be fearless. What an absolute PURE shooter, and just a great overall player. I also liked when he had the bald head...Not sure why, but I thought he pulled it off well :)

Thought that was Perry Ellis for a second down there in the paint 😅

That 1996-97 was one of the best KU has ever had...Lafrentz, Pollard, Pierce, Vaughn, and Haase! They might not have won the national championship but they were as good as team as any and they were to fun to watch!

One of my top college players of all-time. The only hooper other than Marcus Williams that lowkeymade me wish I was a smooth lefty. My grandma use to give me cash if I would get straight A's and I worked so damn hard to get those good grades and save up my money to buy a Keith Langford jersey back in like 03-04-05 I think when I was in 5th-6th grade. I still have a Keith Langford Kansas Jersey I saved up for Was so happy to recently see he became somewhat of a legend over there in they Euro Leagues. Dude was the complete package but didn't have the frame and game-type to be a consistent rotation or starter in the NBA. So skilled in all aspects though.

I miss those KU offenses. The guard drove the ball hard to the wing, big set the screen to open the wing inside, everybody rebounded, not just 1 guy.

Dude is a beast!

Perhaps the best pure scorer in Jayhawk history. "The Truth."

My family used to joke that Greg often forgot he was 7 feet tall. This is him "remembering".

Just a monster.

BRush....2nd day player evr

Rock Chalk

1:30:44 Arguably the most important shot in NCAA tournament history. Let me explain: 1) Shots made in the championship game are instantly more important than any other buzzer beater/game winner or shot in any of the earlier rounds in the tournament. 2) So now you have to compare it to other shots in championship games. Michael Jordan's shot put UNC ahead of Georgetown but that didn't end the game. Georgetown still had a chance to do something, but the player made a mistake and turned it over. Then you think of NC State's dunk of the airball to beat Houston or Jenkins shot to have Nova beat UNC. Two incredible moments but those games were tied when those game winners were made. If either of those miss the game isn't over. If Chalmers misses this shot, the game is over and Memphis wins. 3) A few months later it was discovered that Memphis had an ineligible player and had to vacate every win from that season. Had they won this game they would've had to vacate the championship as well. Chalmers making this shot helped prevent there being no champion for the 2007-2008 season. And this was a historic tournament as it was the first and so far, only time all four one seeds made it to the Final Four. Kansas winning helped preserve that historic moment for all time.

Easily the most fundamentally sound Kansas Basketball team of all-time! Not to mention one of the best NCAA Champion college basketball teams ever in the history of college basketball. This team was as complete as it gets and it had everything you needed to be an all-time team. I also loved watching the 22 team too. I wish the 2019-20 team had a chance to win that national championship. Kansas would have had 5 titles by now. Stupid Covid!

I miss my old ku basketball team the best team ever 08

I know this is just highlights, but you can see the chemistry with this team. So much fun to watch!! Id like to see the '22 team play this team. I knoe Rio said that the 08 team would destroy them but idk. Itd be a great game

Really looking forward to watching this entire compilation. The best Kansas Jayhawk team in history and I missed most of the season, because I had a job in retail and had to work on Saturdays. So, thank you for this.

He was never the guy that was going to "the star," but he was going to leave his fingerprints on every game he played with his defense and his basketball IQ. National Defensive Player of the Year for your 2019-2020 National Champions Kansas Jayhawks

the highest basketball Ive in ku player in while

I remember at halftime of the championship game Charles Barkley saying "KU can't get back in this game by going to McCormack". After the game I said "shut up Charles".

Co-MOP of the 2022 Final Four.

pure scorer, underated team defender, and underrated passer. AND loved playing when the lights were brightest. Roy WIlliams' only HOF player in his coaching career. Says a lot about Coach Williams in my opinion.

He’s gonna be a starter for the knick real soon..

Can’t believe NBA teams seen these highlights and still decided to pick him in the 2nd round. JWill is a dawg and I hope he balls in the league in his second year.

As good as he was, he was always too cocky for my liking. He accrued too many technicals for just running his mouth. Also, I heard his name mispronounced 3 times. Anybody else?

My favorite KU player oat🫡

Big 12 All-Freshman team, third team All-Big 12 his sophomore year, Big 12 Player of the Year, First Team All-American and Julies Erving Award winner for best Power Forward in the nation. A starter on the 2022 National Championship team. And the awards haven't stopped becoming the NBA Summer League MVP. He got better every year through toughness, work ethic and determination. Thank you, Jalen Wilson.

Honestly my favorite player currently. Which might spark some controversy.

New York Knick

Imo? That Langford shot to beat GTech on New Year's Day 2005? Start of the incredible RUN of success bye Bill Self @ Kansas.

Just notice the SINGLE-DIGIT rankings, ALWAYS nxt to Kansas.

Ty

The 8th and most recent former Bill Self coached Kansas Jayhawk to win an NBA championship. Congratulations Svi on a remarkable collegiate and professional career.

Welcome to New York Knicks man 😎👍

Keith Langford is severely underated