After a disappointing performance against Texas Tech, Kansas basketball player Zeke Mayo became the target of hateful and racist social media messages. Mayo, who scored only five points during the game, acknowledged his struggles and apologized to fans and teammates, vowing to improve. The backlash included threats and derogatory comments, prompting supportive responses from his teammate Dajuan Harris Jr. and athletic director Travis Goff, who condemned such behavior and reiterated the support of the Jayhawk family for their players amid harsh criticism.
Mayo expressed deep remorse for his performance and acknowledged criticism, but emphasized his commitment to improvement and the hard work he puts in daily.
Kansas athletic director Travis Goff defended Mayo, condemning the hateful messages and comments as not representative of the Jayhawk family, reinforcing support for their players.
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