Dave Robisch isn’t just a Kansas Jayhawk legend — he’s one of the greatest scorers in KU history and a 13-year pro who lived through the wild, revolutionary days of the ABA. In this episode, Dave sits down with Nick and Jason to share his journey from Springfield, Illinois to Final Fours and ABA arenas. He opens up about his proudest basketball moments, the heartbreak of falling short against UCLA, and his advocacy with the Dropping Dimes Foundation — fighting for justice for forgotten ABA players who never got their due after the NBA merger.

We cover:

• His standout career at KU, including his 1971 Final Four run
• Wild behind-the-scenes stories from the ABA
• The injustice many ABA players still face today
• Why the Dropping Dimes Foundation matters
• How it felt to have his jersey retired and his name etched into Kansas basketball history

Whether you’re a die-hard hoops fan or just love a good redemption story — this one’s for you.

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