On April 6, just 10 days after Texas Tech was eliminated from the NCAA Tournament, Darrion Williams announced he would enter the transfer portal. Among all the solid players and prospects of every sort in the portal, Williams is different.
The Kansas Jayhawks have been one of the premier basketball programs in the country under the leadership of head coach Bill Self. Self and the Jayhawks entered the previous college basketball season as the preseason No.
ESPN and renowned high school basketball recruiting expert Paul Biancardi released their final Class of 2025 high school prospect rankings – and Kansas’ pair of commits were both listed in the top-100. While Biancardi acknowledged the race for the top spot in the class was a “photo finish”, he ultimately gave the nod to A.J.
With Class of 2025 recruit Darryn Peterson joining Kansas for the upcoming season, the Jayhawks are already set to bring in one No. 1 recruit (according to 247 Sports).
The college basketball transfer portal continues to spin just days after the NCAA Tournament came to an end. The transfer portal opened on March 24, one day after the Sweet 16 field was set, and it will close on April 22. The Kansas Jayhawks are one blueblood program that will undergo some changes.
Height: 6046 (verified) Weight: 306lbs (verified) Year: Redshirt Senior Pro Comparison: Parker Ehringer Kansas Jayhawks offensive tackle Bryce Cabeldue projects as a developmental zone blocker at the NFL level.
While Kansas and head coach Bill Self recently returned 6-9 freshman forward Flory Bidunga, they still need to bolster their frontcourt after losing star big man presence as Hunter Dickinson used his final season of eligibility last season.
It’s just early April, and there’s still plenty of season left, but there are a few teams in college baseball that seem to be ahead of the curve. Only eight teams make it to Omaha every summer, and it feels pretty safe to assume that teams like Arkansas, LSU, and Texas are built to make a run.
Flory Bidunga and the Kansas Jayhawks will enter the 2025-2026 college basketball season with a major chip on their shoulder. The 2024-25 season was not what they anticipated as they fell in the first round of the NCAA Tournament.
The college basketball season officially ended on Monday evening when Florida defeated Houston 65-63 in the National Championship game. Of course, Kansas’ basketball season has been over for a few weeks, since the Jayhawks were bounced in the first round of the NCAA Tournament with a 79-72 loss to Arkansas.
Kansas basketball had a disappointing 2024-25 season where it lost in the first round the NCAA Tournament to Arkansas. Bill Self and the Jayhawks are undergoing a roster overhaul and are searching near and far in the transfer portal to get things fixed.
Just when all hope seemed lost for Jayhawk nation, as countless players entered the transfer portal, not to mention the loss of Hunter Dickinson, Dajuan Harris Jr., Zeke Mayo, and KJ Adams, among others to graduation, head coach Bill Self shifted things into gear, and got his squad back on track.
Despite Kansas’ 2024-2025 campaign wrapping up nearly three full weeks ago, the NCAA season didn’t officially come to a close until Monday night, when Florida knocked off Houston to become national champions.
With Kansas’ lowest NCAA Tournament seed in decades, and a subsequent first-round loss in the Big Dance, head coach Bill Self and his staff were seeking to get the Jayhawks back on the right track during the offseason.
Kansas baseball was hot last week, but now, the Jayhawks are sizzling . They won their season-best ninth straight game on Sunday after defeating the UCF 13-4.
On Sunday afternoon, Bill Self and the Kansas Jayhawks received some massive news regarding the status of one of their star players. According to a report from ESPN’s Pete Thamel, freshman center Flory Bidunga is withdrawing his name from the transfer portal and will be returning to Kansas in 2025-26.
With Kansas and head coach Bill Self’s roster quickly getting decimated by the transfer portal, as they’ve lost the likes of Rylan Griffen, David Coit,
Having wrapped up its season two long weeks ago, Kansas basketball’s roster has seen quite a bit of shuffling around as players continue to enter the transfer
Bill Self and the Kansas Jayhawks have stood atop the college basketball world for much of the past few years, but they recently struggled in the NCAA Tournament. Kansas, the preseason No.
After one disappointing season in Lawrence, Kansas shooting guard AJ Storr is entering the NCAA transfer portal, according to a report from On3. Storr started his career with the St.
Seeking to land its first transfer portal commit, Kansas and head coach Bill Self moved one step closer to doing just that with 6-foot-7 wing Tre White from Illinois.
On Tuesday night in New York City, Kansas commit Darryn Peterson added to his impressive collection of high school hardware. This time it was at the McDonald’s
Graduate senior Kevin McCullar Jr. was coming off a season in which he averaged 18.3 ppg for the Jayhawks and was a third-team All-American. However, he suffered a bone bruise in his knee and was not able to play in the 2024 NCAA tournament.
Height: 5117 (verified) Weight: 190lbs (verified) Year: Redshirt Senior Pro Comparison: Zack Sanchez Kansas Jayhawks cornerback Mello Dotson is a challenging evaluation because he clearly has a knack for zone coverage and hawking the football.
For the first time since February 2021, the Kansas Jayhawks have found themselves outside of the Associated Press Top 25.
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