Burglars reportedly targeted Travis Kelce and Patrick Mahomes’ mansions in Kansas City last month ahead of their Oct. 7 match-up against the New Orleans Saints.

According to a police record obtained by Page Six Tuesday, the burglary at Mahomes’ Belton, Mo., estate was reported by a bodyguard just after midnight on Oct. 6.

It’s unknown what — if anything — was stolen from the quarterback’s home.

The three-time Super Bowl champion, 29, was notably out celebrating Kelce’s 35th birthday on Oct. 5 in the hours leading up to the burglary.

It’s unclear if anyone was home during the break-in as Patrick lives with his pregnant wife, Brittany Mahomes, and their two kids — daughter Sterling, 3, and son Bronze, 1.

On Monday, Kelce’s massive Leawood, Kan., mansion was also broken into around 7:30 p.m. — shortly after kickoff against the Saints.

According to the police document obtained by TMZ, the burglars stole $20,000 in cash and damaged Kelce’s back door.

Sources told TMZ they believe the two attempts were connected to other similar crimes in the area.

The Cass County Sheriff’s Office could not provide any additional details as it is an ongoing investigation.

Although lots of Kelce’s family and friends were in town for his birthday, they were all likely at the game.

The tight end’s girlfriend, Taylor Swift, also notably flew into Kansas City for the festivities. Last month, sources told Page Six that Swift threw her beau a private party that Sunday.

At the time, a source told us that Swift and her father, Scott, took Kelce, his family and the Mahomeses out to a popular sushi spot.

We were told the intimate affair ended early as the NFL stars were prepping for their game the next day.

While it’s unclear where Swift was staying, Chiefs players are typically required to stay at their team hotel the night before each home game — meaning Kelce and Patrick may not have been home at the time of the break-ins.

Reps for Patrick and Kelce did not immediately respond to Page Six’s request for comment.

The legendary quarterback and his wife purchased their eight-acre property for $400,000 in 2020 and transformed it into a palatial mansion — complete with a basketball court, a par-3 golf hole and a 5-yard football field.

Kelce, for his part, upgraded his digs last year after his romance with the “Fortnight” singer became more serious.

At the time, Page Six confirmed the “New Heights” podcast host snapped up the $6 million mansion to give him and Swift more privacy.

The sense of security that comes with living in a gated community was reportedly a big selling point for Kelce.

The Michigan State Spartans will take on the No. 1 Kansas Jayhawks in the Champions Classic in Atlanta, Ga., later this evening. 

The Spartans and Jayhawks are the early match-up of the four blue bloods who compete in this early season series, with the Kentucky Wildcats and Duke Blue Devils set to face off at the conclusion of Michigan State-Kansas. 

As Coach Bill Self often does, the Jayhawks have an impressive squad. They feature preseason All-American Hunter Dickinson, formerly of the Michigan Wolverines. They also have experienced players like point guard Dajuan Harris Jr. and guard Zeke Mayo. 

It will take everything Tom Izzo’s team has to pull off this upset. 

So, which players must step up and lead the Spartans to victory? 

Let’s identify three players who must rise to the occasion. 

Forward Frankie Fidler – In Michigan State’s first two games, Fidler has not had the shooting performance Spartan fans expected from the Omaha transfer. 

Fidler is averaging 10.0 points per game on 35.7 percent shooting from the field and just 20.0 from 3-point range. The Spartans brought in Fidler to be a marksman from the outside, which has not come to fruition so far. 

Michigan State will need Fidler to find his range in this game if it wants to pick up its second Champions Classic victory since 2022. 

Forward Xavier Booker – Booker has not exploded onto the scene in his sophomore season yet, so now is as good a time as any for him to make the second-year leap. 

Booker has struggled to shoot the ball in the Spartans’ first two games, not looking confident in his decision-making on offense. That will need to change if Michigan State wants to have any chance to pull off an upset against the top-ranked Jayhawks. 

Booker has all the talent in the world. He can shoot the 3-ball well and defend in space and at the rim. He has NBA talent if he can put it all together, and it would certainly help Michigan State if he made that happen tonight. 

Guard Tre Holloman – The junior will face some tough guard competition, so the defensive-minded, scrappy Holloman must rise to the occasion. 

Holloman struggled in the first game of the season against Monmouth but bounced back against Niagara. Izzo expects Holloman to be a major contributor this year due to his experience and versatility on both ends. 

Holloman’s skill set will be a major X-factor in determining whether or not the Spartans can pull off this upset. 

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Just a week into the college basketball season, and Kansas basketball stars Hunter Dickinson and Zeke Mayo are already snagging some early-season honors.

On Monday, the Big 12 handed out its weekly awards, with Dickinson being named Player of the Week and Mayo sharing Co-Newcomer of the Week—recognition well-earned after both players helped Kansas keep its No. 1 ranking.

Dickinson, the preseason favorite for Big 12 Player of the Year, put up solid numbers, averaging 18 points and 8 rebounds as the Jayhawks cruised to a 2-0 start. His big moment came in Kansas’s intense 92-89 win over No. 9 North Carolina, where he dropped 20 points and 10 rebounds—one of just three 20-10 performances against a ranked team so far this season.

With the game on the line, Dickinson scored the last three points, including a clutch basket and a free throw in the final seconds to secure the win.

Mayo, a senior transfer from South Dakota State, also delivered for Kansas.

In the win over the Tar Heels, Mayo led the team with 21 points, along with five rebounds and four assists. He and Dickinson teamed up for the final seven points of the game, with Mayo’s layup tying it up at the 1:44 mark.

His season opener was a homecoming to remember in Lawrence, where he hit five of eight from beyond the arc to score 19 against Howard.

With the Champions Classic and Michigan State up next, Kansas fans will be counting on these two to keep the momentum going.

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