Kusports.com Podcasts: Press Conferences & Post-game Interviews

Kansas junior guard Wayne Selden Jr. talks about his game-tying three-pointer and game-winning free throw in USA's 66-65 win over Serbia. Selden finished with a game-high 21 points, including 13 in the fourth quarter.

Kansas junior guard Wayne Selden Jr. discusses USA's quick start in the 106-41 victory over Chile in the World University Games. Selden finished with 18 points, seven rebounds and five assists in 27 minutes.

Kansas senior forward Perry Ellis talks about USA's 106-41 win over Chile. Ellis had nine points and eight rebounds.

Kansas junior guard Frank Mason talks about USA's 106-41 victory over Chile and his game-high 23 points.

Kansas junior guard Wayne Selden Jr. talks about the Jayhawks' first practice in Korea and their first day in the country. His biggest cultural shock? "The thing that probably surprised me the most was playing Uno with Chile. If you don’t say, ‘Uno,’ they give you five cards back and here we only get two cards."

Kansas coach Bill Self talks about the Jayhawks' first practice in Korea and their first day in the country.

Kansas coach Bill Self — and one of his "assistants," Max Falkenstien — address the media following the Jayhawks' World University Games tuneup against Canada, an 87-76 victory.

Kansas basketball players Wayne Selden Jr., Perry Ellis and Hunter Mickelson field questions from the media following the Jayhawks' second exhibition victory over Canada, in preparation for the World University Games.

Kansas basketball coach Bill Self discusses the Jayhawks' approach to international play following KU's summer debut — an exhibition victory over Canada, in Kansas City, Missouri.

Kansas basketball veterans Frank Mason III, Perry Ellis and Jamari Traylor meet the media Tuesday night at Sprint Center, following the Jayhawks' exhibition win over Team Canada.

Kansas junior point guard Frank Mason III talks with media members about playing against Team Canada at Sprint Center, in Kansas City, Missouri, this week, as well as how the Jayhawks are progressing and meshing with their new teammates for the World University Games, in South Korea.

Kansas senior forward Jamari Traylor speaks with the media a day before KU's first exhibition against Team Canada. Traylor says the Jayhawks are excited about the chance to play this summer at the World University Games, and he has even tried some Korean cuisine, called kimchi.

Freshman big man Carlton Bragg speaks with reporters about what he is learning from veteran Kansas basketball players and alumni, his weaknesses and what he adds to the Jayhawks' roster.

Kansas junior guard Wayne Selden Jr. speaks with media members about how he hopes to improve his overall basketball game this summer and the Jayhawks' upcoming trip to South Korea.

Kansas sophomore point guard Devonté Graham speaks with media members about Wednesday's scrimmage at Bill Self's basketball camp, as well as his development as a three-point shooting threat, the upcoming World University Games and much more.

Now off crutches for the first time in two months following hip surgery this past spring, Kansas junior forward Brannen Greene talks with media members about his progress, as he rehabs in preparation for the 2015-16 basketball season. Greene said he is on track to be 100 percent by the time the season begins.

KU newcomer Carlton Bragg on Sunday met with the media for first time since arriving in Lawrence.

Kansas basketball coach Bill Self speaks with the media following KU's team banquet, where junior forward Perry Ellis announced his decision to return for his senior season as a Jayhawk.

Kansas junior forward Perry Ellis announced Monday night at KU's basketball banquet he decided to return for his senior season as a Jayhawk. Afterward, he explained the process of weighing his options to the media.

Minutes after Kansas University's basketball season ended Sunday in Omaha, Jayhawks coach Bill Self, as well as players Perry Ellis and Devonté Graham, answer questions from the media about how Wichita State knocked them out of the NCAA Tournament.