Kansas guard Zeke Mayo showed screenshots of racist, hateful messages he received following his performance in a loss to No. 10 Texas Tech. Mayo shared the screenshots Saturday. His account on X appeared to be deactivated Sunday morning.

Kansas coach Bill Self and athletic director Travis Goff shared messages of support after Zeke Mayo posted DMs he received on Instagram.

Kansas guard Zeke Mayo was the subject of threatening and racist messages on social media after the team's 78-73 home loss Saturday to No. 10 Texas Tech, prompting coach Bill Self to issue a late night statement requesting any criticism about the team be directed instead at him.

Kansas guard Zeke Mayo received a series of hateful messages following Saturday’s 78-73 loss to No. 10 Texas Tech, he shared on social media, prompting KU athletic director Travis Goff to come to his defense and leading coach Bill Self to issue a statement about the criticism surrounding the team.

The Red Raiders beat Kansas 78-73 after Kansas botched two late possessions while down three. Mayo, a transfer from South Dakota State, had one of his worst games of the season. He was just 1-of-7 from the field for five points and had as many turnovers as he did points.

Kansas coach Bill Self didn't directly address racist comments leveled at one of his players. Zeke Mayo got called racist names after a loss.

Social media posts directed at KU basketball player Zeke Mayo included threats of violence, wishes that he killed himself and racist comments, according to screengrabs he shared Saturday.

The Kansas Jayhawks recently faced a tough loss against No. 10 Texas Tech, with Zeke Mayo struggling on the court, going 1-for-7 from the floor. After the

Zeke Mayo had disgusting racist messages to show from Kansas Jayhawks fans after the team’s loss to Texas Tech on Saturday. Mayo revealed the messages on social media via X, showing how some fans of the Jayhawks went too far with their direct messages to the star.