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The Kansas men's basketball team will start and end its Big 12 season on the road, as the conference released its full slate for the 2014-15 season.

KU opens Big 12 play at Baylor on Jan. 7 before finishing up at Oklahoma on March 7.

The Jayhawks' first home conference games will be Jan. 10 against Texas Tech then Jan. 13 against Oklahoma State. KU plays host to K-State on Jan. 31 and Texas on Feb. 28.

Each of KU's league games will be televised either on the ESPN family of networks or CBS.

The full Big 12 schedule for KU:

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@kubuckets so, does this mean everyone can get the games?

OSU
At ISU
OU
At UT

In January when OADs' bodies are saying the season should be just about over, when there are 2.5 months to go, the above stretch could be pretty tough.

Travis will cheap shot us, like the newbies aren't used to.
Fred will run that stuff the kids will have never seen in Stalkerville, IA.
Kruger's Hartman brand of Okie Ball will be our first game, where another team is doing to us what we do to others regarding tempo.
And Barnes in Austin means butcherball away on the heels of 3 tough games.

And a similar stretch of 4 to close out.

Until you stare down the barrel of these stretches, it's easy to shrug off ten titles, but it really is a great sports accomplishment, even if it isn't as memorable as rings.

Go, Bill, go!

Rock Chalk!

@Crimsonorblue22

Not quite...

If you access to all the ESPN flavors you will get to see most of the games; however some games apparently will be seen only if you have the Time Warner Sports Channel in the KC area as ESPN3 will blacked out...of course you can probably find one of East European feeds and watch at your own risk.

This is from the KU Athletic Department webs site...

"In June 2013, Kansas Athletics announced an agreement under which Time Warner Cable will annually air 50 KU contests – including two exhibition and four non-conference men's basketball games – exclusively on Time Warner Cable SportsChannel in Kansas City and across the state of Kansas on the Jayhawk TV Network. ESPN3 will deliver those 50 events nationally outside that territory. In addition to the Nov. 3 vs. Washburn and Nov. 11 vs. Emporia State exhibition contests, the other Jayhawk TV men's basketball games include Nov. 14 vs. UC Santa Barbara, Nov. 24 vs. Rider in the opening home-round game of the Orlando Classic, Dec. 20 vs. Lafayette and Dec. 30 vs. Kent State."

Gee, I wonder if KU may be very incrementally growing an alternative to ESPN/CBS?

There are 1000 channels after all on my cable, even before getting into another 1000 or so in HD.

Plenty of bandwidth and changing technology for the right way guys to slow grow alternatives to those devoted to the wrong ways, while at the same time taking care of minor sports. :-)