Holly Rowe has been with ESPN since 1998.
On Wednesday night, Kansas basketball showed its support in a big way for ESPN's Holly Rowe, who underwent surgery to remove a tumor in her chest on Tuesday.
During the men's game against Kansas State, Jayhawks fans chanted for Rowe and also brought signs in support of her.
During timeout, KU students show love for ESPN's Holly Rowe, chanting "We love Holly!" @sportsiren.
— Jim Marchiony (@JMarchiony) February 4, 2016
@sportsiren Holly - you've got fans in your corner. #kubball #ksu #KUvsKSU #RockChalk pic.twitter.com/Tq4pxSKKgj
— B Walter (@bryce_walter) February 4, 2016
Members of the women's team also sent a video message to Rowe.
Sending our thoughts and prayers to @sportsiren! We you! #KUwbb pic.twitter.com/KNAIdk81kt
— Kansas Women's Bball (@KUWBball) February 4, 2016
The support from the Jayhawks clearly meant a lot to Rowe, who tweeted her appreciation Wednesday night.
Well I am in tears. Just humbled and amazed by the love my sports families have shown to me! Thanks @kuhoops and... https://t.co/qNsVpDfooC
— Holly Rowe (@sportsiren) February 4, 2016
Well done, Kansas. Well done.
