Kansas–Kansas State men's basketball all-time results

Last updated April 10, 2024

The following is a list of the year-by-year results of the Sunflower Showdown basketball rivalry between the University of Kansas and Kansas State University.

Kansas victories are shaded ██ blue. Kansas State victories shaded ██ purple.

All-time results

Kansas leads 201–96
Kansas leads in Lawrence 93–35
Kansas leads in Manhattan 80–50
Kansas leads in Kansas City, MO 26–11
Kansas leads on neutral courts 28–11
Largest K-State win: 27 points (96-69, on 1/20/1979)
Largest Kansas win: 45 points (90–45, on 3/10/1995)
Longest K-State streak: 5 (72–74, 82–83)
Longest Kansas streak: 31 games (1994–2005)^[1]

Notes: Only on two occasions have KU and KSU met in a location other than Lawrence, Manhattan, or Kansas City. The first came in the 1988 NCAA Elite Eight when the teams played for a Final Four berth in Pontiac, MI; Kansas won a 71–58 decision over Kansas State in that contest, en route to the 1988 national title. The other such meeting came in the 2007 Big 12 Tournament semifinals in Oklahoma City; KU took a 67–61 decision over KSU en route to the Big 12 Tournament title for that year. Records above do not include the three Kansas wins from 2018 that were vacated by the NCAA.

Kansas victories	K-State victories	Vacated

No.	Date	Location	Winner	Score	Series
1	January 25, 1907	Lawrence	Kansas	54–39	Kansas 1–0
2	February 11, 1907	Manhattan	K-State	29–25	Tied 1–1
3	January 31, 1908	Lawrence	Kansas	50–12	Kansas 2–1
4	December 15, 1908	Manhattan	Kansas	42–27	Kansas 3–1
5	January 27, 1910	Lawrence	Kansas	44–19	Kansas 4–1
6	January 27, 1912	Lawrence	Kansas	37–24	Kansas 5–1
7	February 29, 1912	Manhattan	K-State	33–28	Kansas 5–2
8	January 21, 1913	Lawrence	K-State	39–21	Kansas 5–3
9	January 22, 1913	Lawrence	K-State	27–25	Kansas 5–4
10	January 30, 1913	Manhattan	Kansas	34–19	Kansas 6–4
11	January 31, 1913	Manhattan	Kansas	30–20	Kansas 7–4
12	January 22, 1914	Manhattan	Kansas	44–26	Kansas 8–4
13	January 23, 1914	Manhattan	K-State	29–25	Kansas 8–5
14	January 30, 1914	Lawrence	Kansas	28–24	Kansas 9–5
15	January 31, 1914	Lawrence	Kansas	41–16	Kansas 10–5
16	January 28, 1915	Manhattan	Kansas	38–22	Kansas 11–5
17	January 29, 1915	Manhattan	Kansas	36–32	Kansas 12–5
18	February 10, 1915	Lawrence	K-State	21–18	Kansas 12–6
19	February 11, 1915	Lawrence	Kansas	39–20	Kansas 13–6
20	January 20, 1916	Lawrence	K-State	31–18	Kansas 13–7
21	January 21, 1916	Lawrence	K-State	26–12	Kansas 13–8
22	February 17, 1916	Manhattan	K-State	38–23	Kansas 13–9
23	February 18, 1916	Manhattan	K-State	45–21	Kansas 13–10
24	January 23, 1917	Lawrence	Kansas	34–16	Kansas 14–10
25	January 24, 1917	Lawrence	Kansas	27–19	Kansas 15–10
26	February 2, 1917	Manhattan	K-State	38–9	Kansas 15–11
27	February 3, 1917	Manhattan	K-State	32–29	Kansas 15–12
28	January 30, 1918	Lawrence	K-State	36–23	Kansas 15–13
29	January 31, 1918	Lawrence	Kansas	35–32	Kansas 16–13
30	March 4, 1918	Manhattan	Kansas	35–33	Kansas 17–13
31	March 5, 1918	Manhattan	K-State	32–25	Kansas 17–14
32	February 6, 1919	Manhattan	K-State	33–30	Kansas 17–15
33	February 7, 1919	Manhattan	K-State	41–27	Kansas 17–16
34	February 27, 1919	Lawrence	K-State	37–22	Tied 17–17
35	February 28, 1919	Lawrence	K-State	31–18	K-State 18–17
36	February 6, 1920	Manhattan	Kansas	33–18	Tied 18–18
37	February 7, 1920	Manhattan	K-State	26–12	K-State 19–18
38	March 9, 1920	Lawrence	Kansas	30–24	Tied 19–19
39	March 10, 1920	Lawrence	Kansas	31–23	Kansas 20–19
40	February 4, 1921	Lawrence	K-State	31–18	Tied 20–20
41	February 5, 1921	Lawrence	K-State	24–22	K-State 21–20
42	February 18, 1921	Manhattan	K-State	36–30	K-State 22–20
43	February 19, 1921	Manhattan	K-State	26–18	K-State 23–20
44	February 8, 1922	Manhattan	Kansas	32–23	K-State 23–21
45	February 28, 1922	Lawrence	Kansas	44–26	K-State 23–22
46	February 7, 1923	Lawrence	Kansas	44–23	Tied 23–23
47	February 21, 1923	Manhattan	Kansas	24–17	Kansas 24–23
48	January 22, 1924	Manhattan	Kansas	36–21	Kansas 25–23
49	February 12, 1924	Lawrence	Kansas	23–15	Kansas 26–23
50	January 14, 1925	Lawrence	K-State	40–28	Kansas 26–24
51	February 24, 1925	Manhattan	Kansas	27–17	Kansas 27–24
52	January 13, 1926	Manhattan	Kansas	25–16	Kansas 28–24
53	March 1, 1926	Lawrence	Kansas	34–29	Kansas 29–24
54	February 9, 1927	Manhattan	Kansas	35–34	Kansas 30–24
55	March 4, 1927	Lawrence	Kansas	29–24	Kansas 31–24
56	December 16, 1927	Lawrence	K-State	20–13	Kansas 31–25
57	March 7, 1928	Manhattan	K-State	40–30	Kansas 31–26
58	February 2, 1929	Lawrence	Kansas	31–24	Kansas 32–26
59	March 5, 1929	Manhattan	K-State	36–35	Kansas 32–27
60	February 5, 1930	Manhattan	Kansas	29–26	Kansas 33–27
61	February 18, 1930	Lawrence	Kansas	32–30	Kansas 34–27
62	January 17, 1931	Manhattan	Kansas	37–29	Kansas 35–27
63	February 17, 1931	Lawrence	Kansas	40–26	Kansas 36–27
64	December 11, 1931	Lawrence	Kansas	32–30	Kansas 37–27
65	December 16, 1931	Manhattan	Kansas	27–25	Kansas 38–27
66	January 15, 1932	Lawrence	Kansas	27–26	Kansas 39–27
67	February 12, 1932	Manhattan	Kansas	30–22	Kansas 40–27
68	December 2, 1932	Lawrence	K-State	31–27	Kansas 40–28
69	December 7, 1932	Manhattan	K-State	15–11	Kansas 40–29
70	January 10, 1933	Lawrence	Kansas	36–24	Kansas 41–29
71	February 25, 1933	Manhattan	Kansas	33–25	Kansas 42–29
72	December 12, 1933	Lawrence	Kansas	27–13	Kansas 43–29
73	December 15, 1933	Manhattan	Kansas	34–20	Kansas 44–29
74	January 20, 1934	Lawrence	Kansas	32–24	Kansas 45–29
75	February 24, 1934	Manhattan	Kansas	39–23	Kansas 46–29
76	December 14, 1934	Lawrence	K-State	39–35 *	Kansas 46–30
77	December 18, 1934	Manhattan	Kansas	40–26	Kansas 47–30
78	January 11, 1935	Lawrence	Kansas	40–14	Kansas 48–30
79	January 26, 1935	Lawrence	Kansas	43–37	Kansas 49–30
80	February 22, 1935	Manhattan	Kansas	39–33	Kansas 50–30
81	February 23, 1935	Manhattan	Kansas	36–30	Kansas 51–30
82	December 21, 1935	Kansas City, Mo.	Kansas	38–23 ‡	Kansas 52–30
83	January 7, 1936	Manhattan	Kansas	28–17	Kansas 53–30
84	February 15, 1936	Lawrence	Kansas	52–34	Kansas 54–30
85	January 19, 1937	Lawrence	Kansas	39–28	Kansas 55–30
86	February 11, 1937	Manhattan	K-State	33–32 *	Kansas 55–31
87	January 11, 1938	Manhattan	Kansas	33–21	Kansas 56–31
88	February 7, 1938	Lawrence	Kansas	35–33	Kansas 57–31
89	January 10, 1939	Lawrence	Kansas	33–29	Kansas 58–31
90	January 28, 1939	Manhattan	Kansas	40–38	Kansas 59–31
91	January 12, 1940	Lawrence	Kansas	34–33	Kansas 60–31
92	February 20, 1940	Manhattan	Kansas	44–33	Kansas 61–31
93	January 20, 1941	Manhattan	Kansas	46–41	Kansas 62–31
94	February 25, 1941	Lawrence	Kansas	50–45 *	Kansas 63–31
95	January 24, 1942	Lawrence	Kansas	46–44 *	Kansas 64–31
96	March 3, 1942	Manhattan	Kansas	45–26	Kansas 65–31
97	January 20, 1943	Manhattan	Kansas	40–20	Kansas 66–31
98	March 6, 1943	Lawrence	Kansas	47–30	Kansas 67–31
99	December 29, 1943	Kansas City, Mo.	Kansas	62–44 ‡	Kansas 68–31
100	January 18, 1944	Lawrence	Kansas	36–30	Kansas 69–31
101	February 23, 1944	Manhattan	Kansas	32–24	Kansas 70–31
102	December 22, 1944	Kansas City, Mo.	Kansas	63–40 ‡	Kansas 71–31
103	January 30, 1945	Lawrence	Kansas	39–36	Kansas 72–31
104	February 16, 1945	Manhattan	Kansas	33–31	Kansas 73–31
105	December 14, 1945	Kansas City, Mo.	Kansas	71–46 ‡	Kansas 74–31
106	January 9, 1946	Manhattan	Kansas	39–26	Kansas 75–31
107	January 29, 1946	Lawrence	Kansas	68–43	Kansas 76–31
108	January 28, 1947	Lawrence	Kansas	50–39	Kansas 77–31
109	February 20, 1947	Manhattan	K-State	48–45	Kansas 77–32
110	December 19, 1947	Kansas City, Mo.	K-State	56–42 ‡	Kansas 77–33
111	February 18, 1948	Manhattan	K-State	48–29	Kansas 77–34
112	March 1, 1948	Lawrence	K-State	61–60	Kansas 77–35
113	December 29, 1948	Kansas City, Mo.	Kansas	60–46	Kansas 78–35
114	February 9, 1949	Lawrence	K-State	53–48	Kansas 78–36
115	February 24, 1949	Manhattan	K-State	63–36	Kansas 78–37
116	December 27, 1949	Kansas City, Mo.	K-State	58–48 ‡	Kansas 78–38
117	February 14, 1950	Manhattan	K-State	55–50	Kansas 78–39
118	March 7, 1950	Lawrence	Kansas	79–68	Kansas 79–39
119	January 15, 1951	Lawrence	K-State	47–43	Kansas 79–40
120	February 24, 1951	Manhattan	K-State	65–51	Kansas 79–41
121	December 28, 1951	Kansas City, Mo.	Kansas	90–88 *‡	Kansas 80–41
122	January 26, 1952	Manhattan	K-State	81–64	Kansas 80–42
123	March 7, 1952	Lawrence	Kansas	78–61	Kansas 81–42
124	December 30, 1952	Kansas City, Mo.	K-State	93–87 ‡	Kansas 81–43
125	January 17, 1953	Lawrence	Kansas	80–66	Kansas 82–43
126	February 17, 1953	Manhattan	Kansas	80–78	Kansas 83–43
127	January 16, 1954	Manhattan	Kansas	65–62	Kansas 84–43
128	February 17, 1954	Lawrence	Kansas	85–74	Kansas 85–43
129	February 12, 1955	Manhattan	Kansas	78–68	Kansas 86–43
130	March 1, 1955	Lawrence	Kansas	77–67	Kansas 87–43
131	January 14, 1956	Manhattan	Kansas	91–86	Kansas 88–43
132	March 6, 1956	Lawrence	K-State	79–68	Kansas 88–44
133	January 12, 1957	Lawrence	Kansas	51–45	Kansas 89–44
134	March 6, 1957	Manhattan	Kansas	64–57	Kansas 90–44
135	December 30, 1957	Kansas City, Mo.	Kansas	79–65 ‡	Kansas 91–44
136	February 3, 1958	Lawrence	K-State	79–75 **	Kansas 91–45
137	March 8, 1958	Manhattan	Kansas	61–44	Kansas 92–45
138	February 11, 1959	Manhattan	K-State	82–72	Kansas 92–46
139	February 27, 1959	Lawrence	K-State	87–77	Kansas 92–47
140	February 10, 1960	Lawrence	Kansas	64–62	Kansas 93–47
141	February 24, 1960	Manhattan	K-State	68–57	Kansas 93–48
142	March 9, 1960	Manhattan	Kansas	84–82 *#	Kansas 94–48
143	December 29, 1960	Kansas City, Mo.	K-State	69–66 *‡	Kansas 94–49
144	January 20, 1961	Lawrence	Kansas	75–66	Kansas 95–49
145	February 11, 1961	Manhattan	K-State	81–63	Kansas 95–50
146	January 10, 1962	Manhattan	K-State	70–45	Kansas 95–51
147	February 7, 1962	Lawrence	K-State	91–72	Kansas 95–52
148	December 29, 1962	Kansas City, Mo.	Kansas	90–88 ****‡	Kansas 96–52
149	February 19, 1963	Lawrence	K-State	67–54	Kansas 96–53
150	February 27, 1963	Manhattan	K-State	74–60	Kansas 96–54
151	February 1, 1964	Lawrence	K-State	58–55	Kansas 96–55

No.	Date	Location	Winner	Score	Series
152	February 22, 1964	Manhattan	K-State	70–46	Kansas 96–56
153	December 29, 1964	Kansas City, Mo.	Kansas	54–52 ‡	Kansas 97–56
154	January 20, 1965	Manhattan	K-State	71–63	Kansas 97–57
155	February 20, 1965	Lawrence	Kansas	86–66	Kansas 98–57
156	December 28, 1965	Kansas City, Mo.	Kansas	69–63 ‡	Kansas 99–57
157	January 22, 1966	Lawrence	Kansas	69–61	Kansas 100–57
158	March 5, 1966	Manhattan	Kansas	68–55	Kansas 101–57
159	February 11, 1967	Manhattan	Kansas	60–55	Kansas 102–57
160	March 11, 1967	Lawrence	Kansas	74–56	Kansas 103–57
161	January 20, 1968	Manhattan	K-State	71–56	Kansas 103–58
162	February 24, 1968	Lawrence	K-State	64–61 *	Kansas 103–59
163	January 18, 1969	Manhattan	Kansas	73–67	Kansas 104–59
164	March 8, 1969	Lawrence	K-State	64–57	Kansas 104–60
165	February 14, 1970	Manhattan	K-State	71–68	Kansas 104–61
166	March 7, 1970	Lawrence	Kansas	82–79	Kansas 105–61
167	February 1, 1971	Lawrence	Kansas	79–74	Kansas 106–61
168	February 23, 1971	Manhattan	Kansas	61–48	Kansas 107–61
169	January 17, 1972	Lawrence	Kansas	66–63 **	Kansas 108–61
170	February 15, 1972	Manhattan	K-State	78–66	Kansas 108–62
171	December 28, 1972	Kansas City, Mo.	K-State	91–70 ‡	Kansas 108–63
172	January 23, 1973	Lawrence	K-State	77–68	Kansas 108–64
173	February 13, 1973	Manhattan	K-State	67–66	Kansas 108–65
174	February 13, 1974	Manhattan	K-State	74–71	Kansas 108–66
175	March 6, 1974	Lawrence	Kansas	60–55	Kansas 109–66
176	February 1, 1975	Manhattan	K-State	66–56	Kansas 109–67
177	February 22, 1975	Lawrence	Kansas	91–53	Kansas 110–67
178	January 31, 1976	Lawrence	Kansas	62–57	Kansas 111–67
179	February 21, 1976	Manhattan	K-State	69–54	Kansas 111–68
180	December 29, 1976	Kansas City, Mo.	Kansas	81–64 ‡	Kansas 112–68
181	January 22, 1977	Manhattan	K-State	80–65	Kansas 112–69
182	February 12, 1977	Lawrence	K-State	86–83	Kansas 112–70
183	March 3, 1977	Kansas City, Mo.	K-State	80–67 +	Kansas 112–71
184	December 30, 1977	Kansas City, Mo.	Kansas	67–62 ‡	Kansas 113–71
185	January 21, 1978	Lawrence	Kansas	56–52	Kansas 114–71
186	February 11, 1978	Manhattan	Kansas	75–63	Kansas 115–71
187	March 3, 1978	Kansas City, Mo.	K-State	87–76 +	Kansas 115–72
188	January 20, 1979	Manhattan	K-State	96–69	Kansas 115–73
189	February 17, 1979	Lawrence	K-State	58–56	Kansas 115–74
190	January 19, 1980	Lawrence	K-State	61–52	Kansas 115–75
191	February 16, 1980	Manhattan	Kansas	48–46	Kansas 116–75
192	March 1, 1980	Kansas City, Mo.	K-State	79–58 +	Kansas 116–76
193	January 28, 1981	Manhattan	K-State	54–43	Kansas 116–77
194	February 18, 1981	Lawrence	Kansas	58–50	Kansas 117–77
195	March 7, 1981	Kansas City, Mo.	Kansas	80–68 +	Kansas 118–77
196	January 23, 1982	Manhattan	K-State	70–53	Kansas 118–78
197	February 20, 1982	Lawrence	K-State	63–53	Kansas 118–79
198	March 2, 1982	Manhattan	K-State	74–62 +	Kansas 118–80
199	January 29, 1983	Manhattan	K-State	58–57	Kansas 118–81
200	February 26, 1983	Lawrence	K-State	70–63	Kansas 118–82
201	January 28, 1984	Lawrence	Kansas	65–54	Kansas 119–82
202	February 25, 1984	Manhattan	Kansas	63–61	Kansas 120–82
203	March 9, 1984	Kansas City, Mo.	Kansas	70–59 +	Kansas 121–82
204	January 30, 1985	Manhattan	Kansas	75–57	Kansas 122–82
205	February 20, 1985	Lawrence	Kansas	75–64	Kansas 123–82
206	February 1, 1986	Manhattan	Kansas	64–50	Kansas 124–82
207	February 22, 1986	Lawrence	Kansas	84–69	Kansas 125–82
208	March 7, 1986	Kansas City, Mo.	Kansas	74–51 +	Kansas 126–82
209	February 4, 1987	Manhattan	Kansas	80–75 **	Kansas 127–82
210	February 19, 1987	Lawrence	Kansas	84–67	Kansas 128–82
211	January 30, 1988	Lawrence	K-State	72–61	Kansas 128–83
212	February 18, 1988	Manhattan	Kansas	64–63	Kansas 129–83
213	March 12, 1988	Kansas City, Mo.	K-State	69–54 +	Kansas 129–84
214	March 27, 1988	Pontiac, Mich.	Kansas	71–58 †	Kansas 130–84
215	January 14, 1989	Manhattan	Kansas	75–74 *	Kansas 131–84
216	January 28, 1989	Lawrence	K-State	71–70	Kansas 131–85
217	March 10, 1989	Kansas City, Mo.	K-State	73–65	Kansas 131–86
218	January 27, 1990	Manhattan	Kansas	85–57	Kansas 132–86
219	February 24, 1990	Lawrence	Kansas	70–58	Kansas 133–86
220	January 29, 1991	Manhattan	Kansas	78–69	Kansas 134–86
221	February 16, 1991	Lawrence	Kansas	69–67	Kansas 135–86
222	February 3, 1992	Lawrence	Kansas	80–58	Kansas 136–86
223	February 22, 1992	Manhattan	Kansas	54–52	Kansas 137–86
224	January 18, 1993	Manhattan	Kansas	71–65	Kansas 138–86
225	February 20, 1993	Lawrence,	Kansas	77–64	Kansas 139–86
226	March 13, 1993	Kansas City, Mo.	K-State	74–67 +	Kansas 139–87
227	January 17, 1994	Lawrence	K-State	68–64	Kansas 139–88
228	February 12, 1994	Manhattan	Kansas	65–56	Kansas 140–88
229	March 11, 1994	Kansas City, Mo.	Kansas	73–52 +	Kansas 141–88
230	January 18, 1995	Lawrence	Kansas	78–74	Kansas 142–88
231	February 18, 1995	Manhattan	Kansas	78–67	Kansas 143–88
232	March 10, 1995	Kansas City, Mo.	Kansas	90–45 +	Kansas 144–88
233	February 4, 1996	Lawrence	Kansas	72–62	Kansas 145–88
234	February 24, 1996	Manhattan	Kansas	77–66	Kansas 146–88
235	March 9, 1996	Kansas City, Mo.	Kansas	61–55 +	Kansas 147–88
236	January 4, 1997	Manhattan	Kansas	62–59	Kansas 148–88
237	February 22, 1997	Lawrence	Kansas	78–58	Kansas 149–88
238	January 17, 1998	Lawrence	Kansas	69–62	Kansas 150–88
239	February 14, 1998	Manhattan	Kansas	73–58	Kansas 151–88
240	March 6, 1998	Kansas City, Mo.	Kansas	68–61 ^	Kansas 152–88
241	February 1, 1999	Manhattan	Kansas	69–46	Kansas 153–88
242	February 17, 1999	Lawrence	Kansas	62–47	Kansas 154–88
243	March 6, 1999	Kansas City, Mo.	Kansas	69–58 ^	Kansas 155–88
244	January 12, 2000	Lawrence	Kansas	87–79	Kansas 156–88
245	February 12, 2000	Manhattan	Kansas	94–65	Kansas 157–88
246	March 9, 2000	Kansas City, Mo.	Kansas	84–60 ^	Kansas 158–88
247	January 27, 2001	Lawrence	Kansas	92–66	Kansas 159–88
248	February 28, 2001	Manhattan	Kansas	77–65	Kansas 160–88
249	March 9, 2001	Kansas City, Mo.	Kansas	94–63 ^	Kansas 161–88
250	February 4, 2002	Manhattan	Kansas	98–71	Kansas 162–88
251	February 27, 2002	Lawrence	Kansas	103–68	Kansas 163–88
252	January 18, 2003	Lawrence	Kansas	81–64	Kansas 164–88
253	February 8, 2003	Manhattan	Kansas	82–64	Kansas 165–88
254	January 14, 2004	Lawrence	Kansas	73–67	Kansas 166–88
255	January 28, 2004	Manhattan	Kansas	78–70	Kansas 167–88
256	February 9, 2005	Manhattan	Kansas	74–65	Kansas 168–88
257	March 2, 2005	Lawrence	Kansas	72–65	Kansas 169–88
258	March 11, 2005	Kansas City, Mo.	Kansas	80–67 ^	Kansas 170–88
259	January 14, 2006	Lawrence	K-State	59–55	Kansas 170–89
260	March 4, 2006	Manhattan	Kansas	66–52	Kansas 171–89
261	February 7, 2007	Lawrence	Kansas	97–70	Kansas 172–89
262	February 19, 2007	Manhattan	Kansas	71–62	Kansas 173–89
263	March 10, 2007	Oklahoma City, Okla.	Kansas	67–61 ^	Kansas 174–89
264	January 30, 2008	Manhattan	K-State	84–75	Kansas 174–90
265	March 1, 2008	Lawrence	Kansas	88–74	Kansas 175–90
266	January 13, 2009	Lawrence	Kansas	87–71	Kansas 176–90
267	February 14, 2009	Manhattan	Kansas	85–74	Kansas 177–90
268	January 30, 2010	Manhattan	Kansas	81–79*	Kansas 178–90
269	March 3, 2010	Lawrence	Kansas	82–65	Kansas 179–90
270	March 13, 2010	Kansas City, Mo.	Kansas	72–64 ^	Kansas 180–90
271	January 29, 2011	Lawrence	Kansas	90–66	Kansas 181–90
272	February 14, 2011	Manhattan	K-State	84–68	Kansas 181–91
273	January 4, 2012	Lawrence	Kansas	67–49	Kansas 182–91
274	February 13, 2012	Manhattan	Kansas	59–53	Kansas 183–91
275	January 22, 2013	Manhattan	Kansas	59–55	Kansas 184–91
276	February 11, 2013	Lawrence	Kansas	83–62	Kansas 185–91
277	March 16, 2013	Kansas City, Mo.	Kansas	70–54^	Kansas 186–91
278	January 11, 2014	Lawrence	Kansas	86–60	Kansas 187–91
279	February 10, 2014	Manhattan	K-State	85–82*	Kansas 187–92
280	January 31, 2015	Lawrence	Kansas	68–57	Kansas 188–92
281	February 23, 2015	Manhattan	K-State	70–63	Kansas 188–93
282	February 3, 2016	Lawrence	Kansas	77–59	Kansas 189–93
283	February 22, 2016	Manhattan	Kansas	72–63	Kansas 190–93
284	March 10, 2016	Kansas City, Mo.	Kansas	85–63^	Kansas 191–93
285	January 3, 2017	Lawrence	Kansas	90–88	Kansas 192–93
286	February 6, 2017	Manhattan	Kansas	74–71	Kansas 193–93
287	January 13, 2018	Lawrence	Kansas	73–72	Kansas 193–93
288	January 29, 2018	Manhattan	Kansas	70–56	Kansas 193–93
289	March 9, 2018	Kansas City, Mo.	Kansas	83–67^	Kansas 193–93
290	February 5, 2019	Manhattan	K-State	74–67	Kansas 193–94
291	February 25, 2019	Lawrence	Kansas	64–49	Kansas 194–94
292	January 21, 2020	Lawrence	Kansas	81–60	Kansas 195–94
293	February 29, 2020	Manhattan	Kansas	62–58	Kansas 196–94
294	February 2, 2021	Lawrence	Kansas	74–51	Kansas 197–94
295	February 17, 2021	Manhattan	Kansas	59–41	Kansas 198–94
296	January 22, 2022	Manhattan	Kansas	78–75	Kansas 199–94
297	February 22, 2022	Lawrence	Kansas	102–83	Kansas 200–94
298	January 17, 2023	Manhattan	K-State	83–82*	Kansas 200–95
299	January 31, 2023	Lawrence	Kansas	90–78	Kansas 201–95
300	February 5, 2024	Manhattan	K-State	75–70*	Kansas 201–96
301	March 5, 2024	Lawrence	Kansas	90–68	Kansas 202–96

Key

* Overtime
# Playoff for NCAA berth
† NCAA Tournament
‡ Big 6/7/8 Holiday Tournament
+ Big Eight Postseason Tournament
^ Big 12 Postseason Tournament

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v t e Kansas Jayhawks men's basketball
Venues	Robinson Gymnasium (1907–1927) Hoch Auditorium (1927–1955) Allen Fieldhouse (1955–present)
Rivalries	Kansas State (results) Missouri
Culture & lore	Big Jay Baby Jay Blue blood status Champions Classic "Rock Chalk, Jayhawk" Jayhawkers
People	Head coaches NBA players Statistical leaders
Seasons	List of seasons 1898–99 1899–1900 1900–01 1901–02 1902–03 1903–04 1904–05 1905–06 1906–07 1907–08 1908–09 1909–10 1910–11 1911–12 1912–13 1913–14 1914–15 1915–16 1916–17 1917–18 1918–19 1919–20 1920–21 1921–22 1922–23 1923–24 1924–25 1925–26 1926–27 1927–28 1928–29 1929–30 1930–31 1931–32 1932–33 1933–34 1934–35 1935–36 1936–37 1937–38 1938–39 1939–40 1940–41 1941–42 1942–43 1943–44 1944–45 1945–46 1946–47 1947–48 1948–49 1949–50 1950–51 1951–52 1952–53 1953–54 1954–55 1955–56 1956–57 1957–58 1958–59 1959–60 1960–61 1961–62 1962–63 1963–64 1964–65 1965–66 1966–67 1967–68 1968–69 1969–70 1970–71 1971–72 1972–73 1973–74 1974–75 1975–76 1976–77 1977–78 1978–79 1979–80 1980–81 1981–82 1982–83 1983–84 1984–85 1985–86 1986–87 1987–88 1988–89 1989–90 1990–91 1991–92 1992–93 1993–94 1994–95 1995–96 1996–97 1997–98 1998–99 1999–2000 2000–01 2001–02 2002–03 2003–04 2004–05 2005–06 2006–07 2007–08 2008–09 2009–10 2010–11 2011–12 2012–13 2013–14 2014–15 2015–16 2016–17 2017–18 2018–19 2019–20 2020–21 2021–22 2022–23 2023–24 2024–25
Helms and NCAA national championships in bold; NCAA Final Four appearances in italics

v t e Kansas State Wildcats men's basketball
Venues	Manhattan YMCA (1902–1911) Nichols Hall (1911–1950) Ahearn Field House (1950–1988) Bramlage Coliseum (1988–present)
Rivalries	Kansas (results)
Culture & lore	Willie the Wildcat "Kansas Wildcats" "Wabash Cannonball" Wildcat Victory The Pride of Wildcat Land
People	Head coaches NBA players Statistical leaders
Seasons	List of seasons 1902–03 1903–04 1904–05 1905–06 1906–07 1907–08 1908–09 1909–10 1910–11 1911–12 1912–13 1913–14 1914–15 1915–16 1916–17 1917–18 1918–19 1919–20 1920–21 1921–22 1922–23 1923–24 1924–25 1925–26 1926–27 1927–28 1928–29 1929–30 1930–31 1931–32 1932–33 1933–34 1934–35 1935–36 1936–37 1937–38 1938–39 1939–40 1940–41 1941–42 1942–43 1943–44 1944–45 1945–46 1946–47 1947–48 1948–49 1949–50 1950–51 1951–52 1952–53 1953–54 1954–55 1955–56 1956–57 1957–58 1958–59 1959–60 1960–61 1961–62 1962–63 1963–64 1964–65 1965–66 1966–67 1967–68 1968–69 1969–70 1970–71 1971–72 1972–73 1973–74 1974–75 1975–76 1976–77 1977–78 1978–79 1979–80 1980–81 1981–82 1982–83 1983–84 1984–85 1985–86 1986–87 1987–88 1988–89 1989–90 1990–91 1991–92 1992–93 1993–94 1994–95 1995–96 1996–97 1997–98 1998–99 1999–2000 2000–01 2001–02 2002–03 2003–04 2004–05 2005–06 2006–07 2007–08 2008–09 2009–10 2010–11 2011–12 2012–13 2013–14 2014–15 2015–16 2016–17 2017–18 2018–19 2019–20 2020–21 2021–22 2022–23 2023–24
NCAA Final Four appearances in italics