Could Be Wrong

Kansas basketball is back and undefeated. We're live after KU's season opener against Fordham with instant reactions, biggest takeaways, and what we learned about Bill Self's Jayhawks.Who impressed? What stood out? What questions do we still have about this team?Listen in for postgame analysis and unfiltered takes on the Jayhawks.

It's the REAL new season for the Kansas Jayhawks basketball program. It's time for fresh optimism and absolutely no lessons learned.(Also: KU football plays Kansas State)We’re talking Kansas basketball expectations: how good this team can be, what would count as a successful season, and whether we’re ready to talk ourselves into all of it again.Come hang in the live chat. Bring your optimism, your concerns, and whatever promises you made last March.

Kansas football heads to London to face Arizona State at Wembley Stadium. Mizzou was obviously a look-ahead game. The Civil War hype video proves it.The Could Be Wrong guys work through the Missouri loss, the viral pregame video, and Saturday’s first-ever college football game at Wembley. Making history is guaranteed. Winning would also be appreciated.

It's offseason time for the Jayhawks, their roster is basically built, and we have takes. Did KU Hoops and Travis Gofficular get money mogged while budget maxxing? Or will they look like a bunch of roster jesters? Will Kansas return to basketball powerhouse status because it flogged every other school in the country?

The No. 1 recruit in the nation, Tyran Stokes, announced he's committing to Bill Self and the University of Kansas. The guy go live to break it all down, and welcome on special guest Jeff Goodman from The Field of 68 to give his thoughts on Stokes' impact on Kansas, how Kansas stacks up vs. other top spenders in college basketball, and if KU fans should expect any other big additions this offseason.

A lot has happened in the few weeks since the college basketball season has ended, and the guys are here to recap it all. They'll discuss the latest on Tyran Stokes' recruitment, the additions of transfers Leroy Blyden Jr. and Keanu Dawes, and if there are still major targets that Bill Self and his staff have their eyes on for next season's roster.

The guys go live to react to the news that Kansas head coach Bill Self will be returning to the sidelines for the 2026-27 season

Kansas Jayhawks basketball is NOT going through a coaching search. Bill Self is the head coach. Everything is fine. This is definitely not an episode about what happens next.We're not talking about potential candidates and whether or not they're total beefcakes. We're not speculating about timelines. We're not even reading the tea leaves on Self's future.We would never do that. That's not what this pod is about.Join KUHearings LIVE as we absolutely do not discuss any of the above.

The guys go live and react to Kansas' loss to St. John's in the Round of 32

The guys go live and give their takes on KU's 1st Round NCAA Tournament matchup vs. Cal Baptist