Chiefs players did ‘Horns Down’ gesture while watching KU’s win at Allen Fieldhouse
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One section of the Allen Fieldhouse bleachers were put to the test on Tuesday night.
Members of the Chiefs offensive line were on hand to watch the Kansas men’s basketball team rout Oklahoma State 83-54, and those are some big men.
Creed Humphrey, Trey Smith, Joe Thuney, Jawaan Taylor, Donovan Smith, Austin Reiter, Wanya Morris and Mike Caliendo were at the game, along with wide receiver Rashee Rice.
The Chiefs players were introduced to the crowd in the second half and the Jayhawks fans roared their approval as this video from KU shows.
Chiefs players loving tonight’s KU win pic.twitter.com/OrRFk8pP0y
— Sports Radio 810 WHB (@SportsRadio810) January 31, 2024
This video from WHB (810 AM) shows the AFC champions swaying with the KU fans.
Chiefs players loving tonight’s KU win pic.twitter.com/OrRFk8pP0y
— Sports Radio 810 WHB (@SportsRadio810) January 31, 2024
Humphrey and Morris, who played at the University of Oklahoma trolled Texas by doing the the “Horns Down” symbol.
Great night
— TheWanyaMorris️ (@wanyamorris64) January 31, 2024
A few fans noted that after the Chiefs players were introduced to the crowd, the KU band began playing a Taylor Swift song.
KU pep band breaking out a montage of Taylor Swift songs after announcing the Chiefs players
— ryan grimes (@rgrimesmd) January 31, 2024
Big ovation for multiple Chiefs players in attendance tonight including Trey Smith and Creed Humphrey. Then the band plays a Taylor Swift song to follow. #KUbball
— Nathan Swaffar (@NathanSwaffar) January 31, 2024
