After Kansas guard Darryn Peterson missed his ninth game of the season on Monday night, KU coach Bill Self said Peterson’s family has decided he should be “as close to 100% as possible” when he returns to action.
Self said he agrees with that decision.
“We’re in agreement with the family that he should not play until he feels good,” he added. “We’re in agreement. But I’m not inside his head ...
It’s not unusual to see freshman Kohl Rosario practicing his shot on James Naismith Court before or after any given Kansas men’s basketball game.
“Not everybody works like Kohl,” KU coach Bill Self said on Monday.
That might not necessarily be a bad thing: “Kohl’s in the gym too much,” Self added. “He needs to go be a kid.” In fact, the KU coaches have been telling the eager Rosario, who ...
The 2025 season was an inconsistent one for Kansas’ defense.
Occasional moments of greatness, like a game-saving goal-line stand against UCF, were offset by entire games in which KU found itself essentially unable to get a stop at any point against teams such as Cincinnati, Kansas State or Iowa State.
And then when KU did regroup late in the year for strong showings against the likes of Arizona and Utah, it ...
The final game before the holidays, at least according to the conventional wisdom, is a traditional spot for a team to slip up, but that fate hasn’t befallen Kansas in recent years.
The Jayhawks took care of Ivy League foes Brown, Yale and Harvard over the last three seasons, albeit not always in the most impressive fashion, to enter the holiday break unscathed. The last time KU suffered a pre-Christmas ...
Freshman center Paul Mbiya hasn’t played much for Kansas this year, but he played a very important one and one-tenth seconds last Saturday when the Jayhawks beat N.C. State on the road.
Mbiya, a 7-footer with a 7-foot-8 wingspan, entered in a one-point game in overtime and was charged with making it as difficult as possible for Wolfpack guard Quadir Copeland to throw a lob pass off an inbound, as head coach ...
One of Kansas’ quarterbacks of the future will reportedly begin his career in earnest at another school.
David McComb will enter the transfer portal, according to a report from On3 on Friday afternoon. He spent one year in Lawrence, during which he redshirted, and will have four years left to play.
McComb, who was a three-star recruit out of Edmond, Oklahoma, helped lead Edmond Memorial High School to one of ...
