When Snoop was on the Howard Stern show (I think that was what it was) he didn't throw KU under the bus. I thought he was quite kind under the circumstances after KU talked shit on him to some degree.
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KU botched this bad. They shouldn’t have acted so horrified.

They should have simply said that they didn’t agree with all aspects of the performance, but they specifically had him perform last so that those with kids could leave. There are worse performances on campus all the time for the students (offensive comedians, rappers, etc).
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:-) haven’t been to one in 20+ years.
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Exactly what someone who goes to strip clubs all the time would say.
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Nothing on these 2020 signings?
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Just got a commit from Gethro Muscadin 6'10" 4 star center from Haiti (Rivals rank: 131). Self has done well with foreign centers here lately, so no reason to doubt him on this one.
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Corey Evans on Gethro Muscadin -- “He’s a hard playing big with length and good strength,” said Corey Evans. “He brings a great level of physicality to the playing floor, along with an improving skillset. He can score over his left shoulder with soft touch and even shoot some facing the basket.

“He might not be a go to weapon immediately, but rather should develop in due time, but also be leaned upon immediately due to his motor and frame.”
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Yuck
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Also this:

KU basketball nets commitment from 2020 juco wing Tyon Grant-Foster
Matt Galloway

By
Posted Oct 14, 2019 at 6:49 PM
LAWRENCE — Kansas basketball went to the junior college ranks for its first commitment in the Class of 2020.

The Jayhawks on Monday afternoon received an oral pledge from Tyon Grant-Foster, a 6-foot-7, 185-pound wing from Kansas City, Kan. Grant-Foster, who played high school ball for Kansas City-Schlagle, will be a sophomore this season for Indian Hills Community College in Ottumwa, Iowa.

“I’m staying home,” tweeted Grant-Foster, who added he is 110-percent committed.

One of the most coveted junior college recruits in the country, Grant-Foster also had offers from Kansas State, Texas, Oklahoma State, Iowa State and LSU, among other Power Five programs. He averaged 8.2 points and 4.2 rebounds as a freshman for Indian Hills, connecting on 37.4 percent of his attempts from the floor with a 27.4-percent clip from 3-point range and a 67.7-percent conversion rate on free-throw tries.

Grant-Foster visited KU over the weekend. The program can’t comment on Grant-Foster’s commitment until he’s signed his national letter of intent.

“Thrilled for Tyon Grant-Foster on his commitment to Kansas,” tweeted Indian Hills coach Hank Plona. “Tyon is a special talent, and the real deal of a person. I am so proud of his hard work, character, and determination. Sky is the limit for Tyon!”

Recruiting outlet Rivals lists Grant-Foster as a four-star junior college prospect.

KU, which has one open scholarship following transfer of guard Issac McBride, is on track to free up two more this offseason with the departures seniors Udoka Azubuike and Isaiah Moss. Fellow senior Mitch Lightfoot could also leave if the Jayhawks choose not to redshirt him this season, and junior Silvio De Sousa, sophomores Devon Dotson and Ochai Agbaji and freshman Jalen Wilson are all candidates to leave early for the NBA Draft.
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131?:-) self think he’s going to be a late bloomer?
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We can’t beg people to cum to Kansas right now
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Can anybody tell me if there is a reply option to watch KU games on the ESPN+ app? I want to be able to watch the Fort Hayes State game on Thursday that starts at 7pm but I won't be able to start watching until about 830pm.
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any updates on the post season suspension?
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It won't even happen until after this season ends so don't hold your breath
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I'm thinking we won't be in any Tourneys from May to July, BANNED!
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