It happened in the Marriott Center in high fashion when BYU throttled No. 23 Kansas 91-57 Tuesday night in Provo. This was the worst loss in the Bill Self era and the most disastrous outcome for a ranked Kansas team against an unranked opponent since the AP Poll began in 1948.

Richie Saunders scored a game-high 22 points and BYU led for all but 27 seconds of a 91-57 Big 12 Conference blowout of No. 23 Kansas on Tuesday in Provo, Utah.

Kansas has reached a low point with its uncharacteristic struggles in Big 12 play. The No. 23 Jayhawks lost 91-57 to BYU on Tuesday night, matching their largest margin of defeat in Bill Self’s tenure,

In one of the most highly-anticipated matchups in Marriott Center history, Kevin Young’s Cougars took down No. 23 Kansas in 91-57 fashion Tuesday night in Provo. The victory marks Young’s first against a ranked opponent in his career at BYU.

The game was played at a jammed-packed Marriott Center in Provo with Kansas making its first trip to BYU since 1960. The Cougars played off the energy and got off to a fast start,

The last time Kansas saw an opponent win by 34 was in March 2021 when USC downed the Jayhawks to advance to the Sweet 16.

At 34 points in margin, according to ESPN Research, struggling Kansas' 91-57 defeat at BYU Tuesday night in Provo, Utah, is tied for the worst loss under Bill Self, the longtime Jayhawks' coach, and the third-worst loss in the storied program's history.