ESPN's latest list of the top 25 prospects in the country regardless of class included multiple Kansas basketball recruiting targets.

Kansas City fans are going to love the six-part “The Kingdom” documentary that debuts Thursday night on ESPN. While it would have been a whole lot more fun to celebrate the first Super Bowl three-peat in NFL history, there is still a lot to like about the ESPN special. If you’re a Chiefs fan, that is.

All Six episodes of “The Kingdom” are currently available to stream on Disney+ and ESPN+. To watch “The Kingdom,” you’ll need a subscription to Disney+ and ESPN+, both of which can be bundled with Hulu starting at $10.99/month.

ESPN, Disney+, and Skydance Sports' The Kingdom, an ESPN Original Series on the Kansas City Chiefs, debuts tonight. Quarterback Patrick Mahomes and head coach Andy Reid recently revealed their thoughts on last season's filming process.

www.si.com/college/kstate ESPN Continues Piling Preseason Hype On Kansas State Desmond Howard walked up a ramp in Schembechler Hall, looking at black-and-white pictures hanging on a white wall where Michigan honors its All-America football players.

Former Kansas basketball and NBA athlete Scot Pollard captured the attention of a nation with his heart transplant journey. ESPN’s E60 will have more.

This past week on ESPN's Get Up, host Mike Greenberg made his case for why Bills QB and NFL MVP Josh Allen is the best player at his position to never start in a Super Bowl.

The Seattle Seahawks played about as complete a preseason game as one could hope for on Friday night, demolishing the Kansas City Chiefs 33-16 at home. Seattle'

Watch the new docuseries "The Kingdom" airing on Thursday, Aug. 14 on ESPN as it looks at the Kansas City Chiefs, their history, and last season's quest to become the first ever team to win three consecutive Super Bowls.

Everything you need to know to watch ESPN's new documentary about the Kansas City Chiefs called 'The Kingdom,' which premieres on August 14.