The team teased the crowd before the $10,000 shot where two lucky crowd members can either shoot a half-court shot or pick someone from the men’s basketball staff or former KU player to take the shot for them.
dunked the ball for team white to put them within three, 22-19.Īt the final buzzer, Jalen Wilson shot a last minute three-pointer to take the scrimmage, 32-31. Multiple turnovers by team white allowed team blue to maintain the lead. With the clock winding down, team blue was in the lead 20-15 with six minutes left. Freshman Zuby Ejiofor on team blue dunked the ball to tie up the game at 11. Soon enough team white was in the lead 11-7. With the game tied at seven, a turnover by sophomore Bobby Pettiford Jr. Team white tied up the scrimmage at five before a missed three-point jump shot gave team white an opportunity to score. Team Blue won the tip off and scored a three-pointer from senior Michael Jankovich within the first 20 seconds. The 15-minute clock began, and the Jayhawks took off. The KU band played while the men’s basketball team warmed up for their scrimmage to amp up Allen Fieldhouse. Before we turn the page on what was an extraordinary run, we turn all of our attention to what is going to happen in 2022-23.” It is so special that the last time we’ve celebrated like this is when some guy named Chambers made a shot from the three-point line. They are all going to be really good players. I am so excited about our five newcomers. Lawrence, Kansas has become the place to be. “At the same time, we’re the only school in America that gets to celebrate a national championship. “This night is to celebrate something fresh and new,” said Self. Soon the lights were dimmed, and the Jayhawk men’s team was welcomed on the floor. The 10 minutes ran out with the white team winning 19-10.Īfter the women’s scrimmage, men’s basketball head coach Bill Self spoke to the crowd about the high expectations he has for the Jayhawks this season. Senior Holly Kersgieter on team white forced a turnover and broke away from the pack for a layup. A three-point jumper by junior Mia Vuksic was the first three-pointer made in the scrimmage. A turnover by Eltayeb and junior Chandler Prater allowed Team White to continue the stretch 8-4. Team white took the lead 4-2 and never looked back. Junior Nadira Eltayeb followed up with a shot of her own. Senior Taiyanna Jackson kicked off the scrimmage with a shot in the paint to get team white on the board.
They began their warmup before taking center court. The women’s team then transitioned to a scrimmage. Come this March, they will be prepared to make noise in the NCAA Tournament.” They are kind and they are going to do big things this season. “How about this incredible group of women on the court,” stated Schneider. jersey to show his appreciation for the football team and the excitement for the basketball season ahead. Head coach Brandon Schneider addressed the crowd wearing a Lonnie Phelps Jr. The crowd roared at the conclusion of the women’s basketball player introduction video and while each individual athlete was introduced to the Jayhawk fans. It didn’t take long before the women’s basketball team was introduced to an electric Allen Fieldhouse. Connor Teahan was crowed champion of the brother battle. The Teahan brothers battled to see who the better Teahan was in a three-point shootout. After an impact moment by Mitch Lightfoot and Chris Teahan, the hosts, Chris Miles and Katerina Kountouris, entered center stage with Big Jay and Baby Jay to continue the excitement.īrothers Chris Teahan and Conner Teahan were brought to center court for the Teahan vs. To really get the crowd involved and excited, the historical countdown video commenced. Shortly following the performance, the Kansas dance team joined them on the court for the Alma Mater and Rock Chalk Chant. The team showed their skills and impressive tricks to bring the crowd to their feet. The night began with a performance by the Kansas cheerleading squad. The night featured a performance from DJ Diesel, various competitions, and a booming crowd. – The 38th annual Late Night in the Phog opened the Kansas men’s and women’s basketball season with a bang in front of a packed Allen Fieldhouse.
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