The next opponent for the Kansas Jayhawks has not been announced yet, but we will update this post as soon as it is! Stay tuned to find out who they will be playing next.
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Introduction
The Jayhawks are one of the most successful programs in college basketball history. They have won five national championships and produced some of the game’s greatest players, including Wilt Chamberlain, Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, and Paul Pierce. Kansas is also one of the most historic programs, as they were one of the original members of the Big 12 Conference.
Kansas is currently ranked #3 in the nation and is one of the favorites to win the NCAA tournament. The Jayhawks have a talented team led by junior guard Devonte’ Graham. They also have a solid group of role players and a deep bench.
Kansas will most likely be a #1 seed in the NCAA tournament. They will play their first game on March 16th or 17th. Their opponent has not been determined yet, but it will most likely be a lower-seeded team. Depending on how they perform in their first game, Kansas could play any number of teams in the second round. Some of their possible opponents include Louisville, Kentucky, UCLA, and Oregon.
No matter who Kansas plays in the NCAA tournament, they will be a tough out. The Jayhawks have a lot of talent and experience. They are also coached by Bill Self, who is one of the best coaches in college basketball. Self has led Kansas to 14 straight NCAA tournament appearances and he has won 3 conference championships during his time at Kansas.
The Jayhawks’ Schedule
The Jayhawks are set to take on the TCU Horned Frogs in their next game. The Jayhawks have a bye week before they play the Iowa State Cyclones. The Jayhawks then have another bye week before they play the Texas Longhorns. After that, the Jayhawks play the Baylor Bears, followed by the Oklahoma Sooners.
Opponents
The Kansas Jayhawks men’s basketball team is scheduled to play several teams during the upcoming season. Some of their opponents include the Michigan State Spartans, the Kentucky Wildcats, and the Duke Blue Devils. The Jayhawks will also participate in the NCAA Tournament, where they could potentially play any number of teams.
No matter who the Jayhawks end up playing, their fans will be sure to support them. Go Jayhawks!
Conclusion
The Jayhawks have a few potential options for their next game. They could play ranked teams like Kentucky or Louisville, unranked teams like VCU or Stanford, or they could even choose to take on a team from a lower division. No matter who they end up playing, it will be a tough game.
