It's the third time Kansas has lost at home this season, which hasn't happened since 1988-89, but another KU disappointing effort isn't the story. This is all about an offensive vision from McCasland and the Texas Tech staff that is blooming on the first day of the most important month of the year.

Kansas guard Zeke Mayo received a series of hateful messages following Saturday’s 78-73 loss to No. 10 Texas Tech, he shared on social media, prompting KU athletic director Travis Goff to come to his defense and leading coach Bill Self to issue a statement about the criticism surrounding the team.

A highly controversial foul call in the final seconds proved costly for Kansas basketball as the Jayhawks fell 78-73 to Texas Tech in a heated Big 12 matchup on Saturday night. With 20.8 seconds remaining and Kansas trailing 76-73, Rylan Griffen was whistled for a foul that many believed was a clean play.