Most Kansas basketball fans can recall from memory the classic photo of the game’s creator James Naismith standing proudly on the left with the coach Phog Allen to the right. The two figures of ...

Phog Allen, the legendary KU coach, and James Naismith, the inventor of basketball, are buried across the road from each other in Lawrence, Kansas.

Phog Allen, the legendary KU coach, and James Naismith, the inventor of basketball, are buried across the road from each other in Lawrence, Kansas.

Oddly, basketball is not what I think of first when I walk through the doors of Allen, so named for legendary coach Dr. Forrest C. 'Phog' Allen, the second-most ...

It was a Naismith, James Pomeroy Naismith, ... and the utter contempt and disgust from the Phog Allen Faithful for pretty much any call that went against the 'Hawks.

Forrest “Phog” Allen, a legendary basketball coach at the University of Kansas, was a man of contradictions – he is credited with guiding his sport into national prominence and re… ...

Phog Allen, James Naismith and the rules of ‘basket ball ... flooding your mind with memories of the power within the Phog. James Naismith Court is written in white lettering on each baseline ...

How in the world can you feel at home in a place you’re visiting for the first time? That’s exactly how I felt as I walked into Kansas basketball’s Allen Fieldhouse ahead of UNC’s early ...

Updated graphics featuring James Naismith adorned the wall in The Naismith Room, a hospitality area, at Allen Fieldhouse. The renovations were were seen during a media tour on Friday, Oct. 18 ...

Phog Allen, the legendary KU coach, and James Naismith, the inventor of basketball, are buried across the road from each other in Lawrence, Kansas.

Phog Allen, the legendary KU coach, and James Naismith, the inventor of basketball, are buried across the road from each other in Lawrence, Kansas.