Kansas students pack baseball game after free hot dog guarantee
Kansas students loaded Hoglund Ballpark on Friday to enjoy the Jayhawks handle Omaha and delight in totally free food, courtesy of a significant sponsor.Editor’s Picks
With Kansas baseball entering Friday’s contest unbeaten, school athletic director Travis Goff motivated trainee attendance ahead of the game with a simple, tried and true promotion: He would buy the first 150 hot dogs for students. Quick to match the deal a little over an hour later on? Star center for the Jayhawks men’s basketball team, Hunter Dickinson.I’ll match it
Travis. Make that 300! Load the Hog! https://t.co/Z52qlnJF8B!.?.!— Hunter Dickinson(@H_Dickinson24 )February 28, 2025 The outcome was an environment for Kansas’
2nd game of the spring at Hoglund that was nothing except raucous, consisting of a banner that checked out “BEWARE OF THE HOG.” The trainee area fervor peaked in the bottom of 4th inning, when third baseman Michael Brooks went yard to finish a back-to-back-to-back streak of crowning achievement for the Jayhawks. Hoglund went bananas– and a few drinks went flying.This is what it’s all about #NCAABaseball x ESPN+pic.twitter.com/xF12VH303K!.?.!— NCAA Baseball (@NCAABaseball)February 28, 2025 The complimentary hotdogs could not protect a win for Kansas, though. The Jayhawks took their very first loss of the season 9-5, with Omaha’s social media trolling the crowd after the win.