Kansas’ Zeke Mayo receives hateful messages after loss to Texas Tech
Kansas guard Zeke Mayo received a series of hateful messages following Saturday’s 78-73 loss to No. 10 Texas Tech, he shared on social media, prompting KU athletic director Travis Goff to come to his defense and leading coach Bill Self to issue a statement about the criticism surrounding the team.
Kansas coach Bill Self didn't directly address racist comments leveled at one of his players. Zeke Mayo got called racist ...
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