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Kansas’ TBT Run Is Still Rolling, And Michael Beasley Showed Up To Play

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Kansas’ TBT run is absolutely on a roll after another intense outing at Bramlage Coliseum in Manhattan, Kansas, on Friday, July 24, 2026. This was TBT Tournament Game 3, and the energy was palpable as players battled it out, showcasing exactly why this tournament is so much fun to watch.

JHX Hoops Keeps That Momentum Going

For JHX Hoops, it was all about maintaining that winning vibe. We saw Billy Preston, number 22, getting up for a shot, trying to keep the scoreboard ticking. Jamari Traylor, rocking number 21, was right there in the thick of it, bringing that pure game-time reaction. Jacob Hanna, number 2, also took a shot, making his presence felt on the court. And don’t forget Zeke Mayo, number 5, who was battling hard, reaching for a crucial rebound. These guys are locked in, and their focus shows.

Purple Reign’s High-Octane Performance

The Purple Reign squad definitely brought the heat to Game 3. Michael Beasley, number 11, was absolutely everywhere, driving hard to the basket and draining shots repeatedly. He was a force! Abayomi Iyiola, number 4, also stepped up to shoot the ball. Dajuan Gordan, number 3, was putting in work, not only battling Zeke Mayo for a rebound but also dribbling to the basket and even swatting the ball on defense. Xavier Sneed, number 20, showed grit, watching the play after taking a fall, but also fired off a shot of his own. Brandon Childress, number 5, was looking for openings, spotting up to pass the ball multiple times. And you know Austin Trice, number 23, wasn’t just dunking, he was reacting with pure passion after throwing it down.

That Friday night in Kansas was electric with TBT action. The tournament journey for Kansas continues, and if Game 3 was any indication, there’s a lot more excitement to come.

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Originally reported by Yahoo Sports.

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