Updated 8:54 a.m. Thursday, April 3:
Incoming Kansas freshman Darryn Peterson scored 18 points and received co-MVP honors as he led the West team to a 105-92 victory in Tuesday night’s boys basketball McDonald’s All-American Game in Brooklyn, New York.
Peterson, who is the 52nd KU signee to participate in the event, boosted the West squad to its first victory since 2018. He scored 10 of his points in the ...
With a 6-3 record in league play following a weekend sweep of Oklahoma State, the Kansas baseball team is off to its best start to Big 12 competition in program history.
The Jayhawks are now ranked nationally by multiple top 25 polls as of Monday following a memorable weekend that saw them set an attendance record at Hoglund Ballpark on Friday, then complete their first sweep of OSU since 2009 with a 12-11 ...
Kansas senior guard David Coit is transferring, his agent Rashaad Ubah told the Journal-World on Monday morning.
Coit has a fifth year of eligibility at his disposal because of the NCAA's blanket waiver for former junior-college players whose careers would have ended following the 2024-25 season.
He previously said in February that he would be eager to return to KU and make use of that year in Lawrence, both ...
Just like everyone else, Darryn Peterson has seen that a lot of Kansas players are entering the transfer portal.
He’s just not that concerned about it, as he said on Monday, recounting a conversation that same day with head coach Bill Self.
“He asked me was I worried about it,” Peterson told reporters at the McDonald's All-American Game media day in Brooklyn, New York. “I told him, ‘Nah,’ and his ...
A year after arriving at Kansas from Alabama, Rylan Griffen is back in the transfer portal.
The junior wing, who has one year of eligibility remaining, entered the portal on Monday morning, a KU Athletics official confirmed to the Journal-World.
Griffen, who had started and averaged 11.2 points per game for the Crimson Tide's 2024 Final Four team, including an NCAA Tournament hot streak, never quite reached ...
Joseph Sipp Jr. still would have come to Kansas even if he hadn’t heard about the school from JB Brown.
“Just coming here, stepping on ground, stepping on campus when I took my visit, it just felt like home from the get-go,” Sipp said on Saturday.
There’s no denying, though, that the chance to learn about the merits of KU from his ex-roommate — Sipp and Brown played together as linebackers at Bowling ...
