After another bad loss — this time against BYU— several former Kansas Jayhawks took to social media to share their surprise and frustration.

The Kansas Jayhawks suffered a brutal loss to BYU on Tuesday night. Head coach Bill Self is growing increasingly frustrated with his team's performance.

Tuesday night was a low point in the Bill Self era at Kansas, as the Jayhawks were handed a 91-57 defeat at the hands of BYU—one of their worst losses in program history.

After the loss to Utah and Tuesday’s blowout at BYU, the Jayhawks are in serious danger of falling below a top-4 seed for the first time in the Self era. It’s also more than likely the Jayhawks, who dropped to No. 23 in the AP Top 25, will go unranked for the first time since 2021.

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The Cougars were trying to be the team that helps push KU out of them. These teams played each other for the first time this season, and odds are KU won't want to face this BYU team again anytime soon.

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,

After Tuesday's crushing loss to BYU, Kansas Basketball saw a drop in the KenPom.com rankings. The Jayhawks, now at 17-9, are ranked 22nd overall, a far cry from where they expect to be, and a significant drop from Monday. While Kansas still has time to get things back on track, this loss has exposed some glaring weaknesses.

This loss will stick with Kansas basketball for some time. The Jayhawks were routed by BYU in Big 12 Conference play and still search for answers.