The first time the Kansas Jayhawks played at the Huntsman Center will always be remembered fondly by University of Utah fans. That’s because the Runnin’ Utes knocked off the No. 17 Jayhawks 74-67 Saturday night, never trailing in a back-and-forth ...

The Utes (13-11, 5-8 in Big 12) are attempting to put themselves in the best position possible for the Big 12 tournament. It’s the first game between these two teams this season. Follow along for more updates from the game: RELATED: Kansas basketball vs Utah: Scouting report,

The Jayhawks obviously hope to return to Lawrence on a three-game win streak. After beating Colorado at Allen Fieldhouse Tuesday, their next obstacle is beating the Utes on their home turf in Utah. The key for the Jayhawks will be forcing the Utes to turn over the ball. Utah’s prone to security issues in that regard.

One of KU basketball’s best players struggled, and a familiar problem showed up again. Instant analysis of the Jayhawks’ loss.

Kansas’ five-day mid-February road trip to Utah started with a seven-point loss to the Utah Utes on Saturday in Salt Lake City and ended with a 34-point setback — make that a 34-point annihilation — to a second unranked team on Tuesday night in Provo.

A Utah lawmaker said he wants to force members of university president search committees to "keep their mouths shut" about who applies for open positions as he discussed a new bill that would already hide the names of applicants named as finalists.