JHX HOOPS

KANSAS ALUMNI TBT TEAM

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ABOUT US

JHX Hoops is more than a team—it's a brotherhood of Kansas Jayhawks alumni competing on the national stage in The Basketball Tournament (TBT), where talent meets passion and school pride runs deep. This is our chance to bring the Rock Chalk legacy back to the hardwood—and we need YOU in our corner.

OUR MISSION

To build a championship-contending TBT team that proudly represents the KU legacy with pride, grit, and excellence—both on and off the court.

JHX Hoops is more than a team; it’s a reunion of Jayhawk greats, rekindling bonds forged in Allen Fieldhouse and giving fans the chance to cheer on their favorite players once again.

With your help, we’re reuniting Jayhawk legends and bringing them back to the hardwood—your support helps covers travel, training, and the behind-the-scenes essentials that make it all possible.

PARTNERS

We’re deeply grateful to our partners for standing with JHX Hoops. Your support empowers our brotherhood of Kansas Jayhawks alumni as we carry the Rock Chalk legacy onto the national stage. Thank you for being a vital part of this journey.

Tyshawn Taylor

Co-Founder/GM

Point guard for Kansas from 2008-2012. A four-star recruit, he played under Bill Self, posting a 127-21 record. In 146 games, he averaged 10.8 points, 4.0 assists, and 1.2 steals. As a senior, he led KU to the 2012 NCAA Championship game, earning AP Third-Team All-American and All-Big 12 First Team honors. Taylor ranks 18th in KU scoring (1,580 points) and 8th in assists (575). Drafted 41st overall by Portland in 2012, he played briefly for the Nets and Pelicans, later competing globally in Puerto Rico, Russia, Israel, Turkey, Italy, and Vietnam.

Currently Tyshawn is running his, Taylormade Hoops, which delivers elite basketball training focused on skill development, game IQ, and mental toughness. Helping the next generation train with purpose and play with confidence.

Sherron Collins

JHX Hoops Head Coach

Currently the head coach of the Oak Park High School boys’ basketball team in Kansas City, Missouri, and a former professional basketball player. A standout at Crane Tech in Chicago, he went on to star at the University of Kansas, where he was a consensus First-Team All-American and helped lead the Jayhawks to the 2008 national championship.

Collins played professionally in the NBA with the Charlotte Bobcats, in the G-League, and overseas in Turkey.

Since transitioning to coaching, Collins has made a major impact at Oak Park. In 2025, he led the team to its first-ever Missouri Class 6 state championship and was honored with the Eddie Ryan Coaching Award for his achievements.