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2005 Desktop Wallpaper

Get your desktop ready for the 2005-06 season with these exclusive Journal-World/KUsports.com media day photos.

Bill Snead Photo Galleries

Journal-World senior editor Bill Snead has gone behind scenes with KU football and the Jayhawk cheerleaders.

Inside Look at KU Football (2003 preseason)
Behind the Scenes at the 2003 Tangerine Bowl
Crossing the Border (2004 KU-MU game)
The KU Cheerleaders

Audio Clips

Hear the latest from post-game comments and coaches' conferences. Go!

Video Reports and Highlights

Get the latest clips from 6 News on Jayhawks Football. Go!

Virtual Memorial Stadium

Got tickets? Well, now you can see what your seat's view is like right from your computer with our virtual Memorial Stadium. Get photos and VR's from around the stadium. Go!

Cyber Cards

Check out our football cyber cards, the coolest animated player features on the planet.

Mark's Clipboard

Take a look at our weekly installation of Mark's Clipboard and watch animated play analasis from the Hawks. Also, see historical runs by former greats Gale Sayers and Tony Sands.Go!

Historic Max Falkenstien video

Max Falkenstien narrates a highlight reel for the 1950 KU Football team. See Kansas fans "waving the wheat" and how the score and time were displayed way before the advent of Jumbotron. Go!.

Lawrence Historian Steve Jansen is an inexhaustible resource for information about the history of the sports programs at the University of Kansas. For several years, Jansen recorded short (under-one-minute) KU sports vignettes that aired on KLWN radio in Lawrence. Go!.

Men's Basketball

Photo Galleries

View photos ranging from the latest game all the way back to historical photos of KU's earliest events. Go!

Audio Clips

Listen to audio clips with the coach from all of his post-game interviews and weekly press conferences. Go!

Video Reports and Highlights

Get the latest clips from 6 News on Jayhawks Basketball. Go!

Virtual Allen Fieldhouse

See just what the view is like from various seating areas in Allen Fieldhouse. Get photos and VR's from around the fieldhouse. Go!

2004-05 Screensavers

A screensaver of 5 Jayhawk portraits exclusive to KUsports.com, with photos by the Journal-World's Thad Allender. Garner extreme desktop envy with these portraits of Wayne Simien, Michael Lee, Aaron Miles, J.R. Giddens and Keith Langford. Go!

2004-05 Wallpapers

Photos of a full Allen Fieldhouse (like there's any other kind), individual players or a group shot of five Jayhawks to pretty up your computer screen. Go!

Cyber Cards

Check out our basketball cyber cards, the coolest animated player features on the planet.

Bill's Clipboard

Get an insiders guide to the most effective KU plays during coach Self's tenure with our animated plays. Go!

Basketball Video History of Phog Allen

Host Steve Jansen and guest Blair Kerkoff recount the history of Forrest Clare "Phog" Allen and his impact on the game of basketball for the Sunflower Cable show As Time Goes By. Go!

1957 Championship Season Video

Max Falkenstien narrates a highlight reel for the 1957 KU Basketball team's run to the Final Four. See Kansas legend Wilt Chamberlain in action, and see Allen Fieldhouse from nearly fifty years ago. Go!.

Our old coach's Clipboard

Get an insiders guide to the most effective KU plays in the Jayhawks history with our animated plays. Go!

Women's Basketball

Audio Clips

Listen to audio clips with the coach from all of her post-game interviews and weekly press conferences. Go!

Video Reports and Highlights

Get the latest clips from 6 News on the Lady Jayhawks Basketball team. Go!

Baseball

Audio Clips

Listen to audio clips with the coach and players from post-game interviews and press conferences. Go!

Video Reports and Highlights

Get the latest clips from 6 News on Jayhawks Baseball. Go!

Miscellaneous

KU History and Traditions

River City Weekly host Greg Hurd explains the history and traditions of Kansas University for the Sunflower Cable show, with the help of Chancelor Robert Hemenway and local historians Steve Jansen and James Carothers. Go!.

KU announcer Max Falkenstien

Coaches and players may have changed over the last six decades. But since the late 1940s, there has been one constant in Kansas University football and basketball — the radio voice of the Jayhawks, Max Falkenstien. Go!.

Past Screensavers

If you'd rather wait to honor the current Jayhawks with saving your screen until after the season, use these past KU football and basketball screensavers for both Macintosh and Windows. Get yours now.