“Those three same guys (Harris, Dickinson, Adams), the challenge is their continuity,” Dixon said. “They’re returning players, they got others on the bench back. They added top recruits, Mayo is a local kid that everybody wanted (along with) the Storr kid. They brought in the top big man in the country this year with Flory.

With the expanded Big 12 schedule, this is the first time the Kansas Jayhawks will head to Fort Worth since the 2022-23 season, when KU eked out a 63-58 win over TCU. This is a series that has been competitive of late. In that year, TCU won running away at Allen Fieldhouse, and last year the Jayhawks pulled out a two-point win at home.