Duke to visit Kansas for exhibition game this October
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 31, 2026, 12:17 PM
Last updated Jul 31, 2026
Duke men's basketball will visit Kansas for an exhibition match on October 25, following Kansas' game against Louisville on October 21. This marks only the second time Duke has played at Kansas, with the first encounter dating back to 1988. The upcoming matches have sparked interest, with Kansas coach Bill Self highlighting their appeal as part of the schedule. Additionally, former Duke player Christian Reeves has transferred to Kansas, adding another layer to the matchup.
- •Duke has only previously played at Kansas once, in 1988.
- •Kansas has never visited Duke for a game.
- •Kansas coach Bill Self emphasizes the importance of these matchups.
- •Kansas hosts Louisville and Duke in October.
- •Christian Reeves, a former Blue Devil, now plays for Kansas.
- 12:17 PMYahoo Sports — A Bit Of Kansas Perspective On Duke’s Upcoming Visit
"Duke has only played at Kansas once, in 1988, which was a 74-70 overtime win for the Blue Devils. However, Kansas got payback that March, winning in the national semifinals of the NCAA tournament, 66-59. To the best of our knowledge, Kansas has never visited Duke. Nonetheless, the teams have had a solid rivalry over […]
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