The Kansas men’s basketball team is searching for answers. The Jayhawks have lost two in a row and four straight road games in Big 12 play. BYU blew out No. 23 Kansas 91-57 on Tuesday night. The game tied for the largest margin of defeat of the Self era (34 points) at KU. Naturally, the frustration has mounted.

Kansas Basketball has long been known for producing NBA stars, and this season is no different. Several Jayhawks are making moves across the league, showcasing their scoring ability night after night. Here's a breakdown of Kansas alumni currently leading the charge in terms of points per game (PPG):

After the loss to Utah and Tuesday’s blowout at BYU, the Jayhawks are in serious danger of falling below a top-4 seed for the first time in the Self era. It’s also more than likely the Jayhawks, who dropped to No. 23 in the AP Top 25, will go unranked for the first time since 2021.

After Kansas basketball's crushing 91-57 loss to BYU on Tuesday, alumni of the program, including Cole Aldrich and Landen Lucas, took to social media to share their frustrations and concerns about the performance.

This year, it was Egor Demin, in nearly the same situation, who rose up over the All-American to polish off a win for the BYU Cougars. Both shots finished the Jayhawks. The only difference: Hall’s came in the final minutes of a tight game.

The Kansas Jayhawks had a historic 91-57 loss last night on the road against the BYU Cougars. Kansas made multiple pieces of negative history in Tuesday night’s loss.

In a night that Kansas basketball fans will want to forget, the Jayhawks were pummeled by the BYU Cougars, 91-57, in Provo on Tuesday. This marked the worst loss of the Bill Self era, with Kansas trailing by as much as 38 points at one point—a program record for the largest deficit under Self.