KU fans are excited to see their Jayhawks back in the Final Four, but not everyone is thrilled with the team's official Final Four t-shirt. The official Final Four shirts for Villanova, Michigan ...

Kansas Jayhawks fan, Beth Merrick, looks for KU basketball championship gear at Rally House in Lenexa on Tuesday, April 5, 2022. Merrick said that she wanted to purchase KU apparel for her friends ...

Whether you were at the game, or watching the No. 1 seed Kansas Jayhawks (34-6) men’s basketball team make history with a 72-69 win over the No. 8 seed North Carolina Tar Heels (29-10) at the ...

Lawrence, Kan. — The championship game t-shirts are in at Rally House and have a been big seller. People can’t get enough of KU victory t-shirts. Of course, if the Jayhawks win tomorrow… ...

Editor-in-Chief Brian Kaberline writes about how two traditions collide at Gear for Sports: his growing collection of KU T-shirt memorabilia and his annual trip with is daughters to the company's ...

KU men’s college basketball players use new NCAA name, image, and likeness rules to profit from T-shirts and gear sales after NCAA Final Four championship run.

A T-shirt honors the Kansas Jayhawks' 2020 season that ended before the team could push for a national championship.

The University of Kansas basketball team is in the Sweet 16, meaning out-of-town vendors should soon descend upon Topeka to hawk KU shirts, caps and other merchandise.

Brendan Dzwierzynski: I LOVE this shirt.The 1929 Jayhawk deserves more pub and that shirt is absolutely goregous. Plus more KU stuff on red is a win. Derek Noll: Kansas fans are used to Waving the ...

Boobs in Kansas shirts. Outkick the Coverage is a big fan of boobs, as evidenced by this past summer's boob draft, which was wildly popular. There are 14,000 Twitter followers for this account.

Merchants stuck with KU Final Four T-shirts Updated April 7, 2011 9:50 AM. ... Some companies that make the shirts require that they be destroyed or donated outside the U.S.

KU men’s college basketball players use new NCAA name, image, and likeness rules to profit from T-shirts and gear sales after NCAA Final Four championship run.