
Kansas fans may be disappointed in the basketball program's performance this season, but they should find joy in the baseball program. On Wednesday, the Jayhawks had a historic day on the diamond that featured five straight home runs.
You read that correctly. Kansas hit five homers in a row against Minnesota. It tied the NCAA record for most consecutive home runs, set by three other teams in NCAA baseball history and most recently accomplished in 2006 by the South Carolina Gamecocks.