Kansas offensive lineman Ar'maj Reed-Adams, a starter at guard and tackle this season for the Jayhawks, announced Sunday evening that he will transfer away from KU. "This was a tough choice for me, as I've had some incredible experiences here and have met so many amazing people and teammates," he wrote in a social media post. "Thank you to my team for your unwavering support and passion ... I am truly grateful ...
Kansas City, Mo. — In one of its most balanced all-around showings of the season thus far, the Kansas men’s basketball team dispatched in-state foe Wichita State without incident 86-67 in its nonconference finale at the T-Mobile Center. The Jayhawks were off the mark on offense for nearly seven minutes of the first half Saturday afternoon before freshman guard Elmarko Jackson supplied seven straight points ...
Kansas City, Mo. — Kansas point guard Dajuan Harris Jr. said Saturday that he gets on KJ Adams Jr. about needing to rebound even more than KU coach Bill Self gets on Harris about needing to shoot. Considering how hot of a topic Harris’ shooting — or lack thereof — was in the early weeks of the season, that says a lot. Both Harris and Adams did plenty to quell complaints Saturday, as Harris drained a ...
The Kansas men’s basketball team has one last tune-up before conference play, and this one is three decades in the making. For the first time since January of 1993, the Jayhawks will take on in-state foe Wichita State during the regular season. The Shockers, who just lost to Kansas State at the T-Mobile Center in Kansas City on Dec. 21, will now face KU at that same venue on Saturday at 3 p.m. The Jayhawks ...
Phoenix — Luke Grimm initially celebrated his third touchdown Tuesday night, the dagger in the Guaranteed Rate Bowl, by running across the end zone holding up three fingers. Appropriate, if a bit predictable. Then, just as he slowed to a stop and was joined by his fellow two starting receivers Lawrence Arnold and Quentin Skinner, he switched to another gesture: a sort of Spider-Man “thwip.” The three ...
Kansas' Hunter Dickinson said that once upon a time, he used to find it flattering when he would get double-teamed earlier in his career. “Now it kind of gets a little annoying," the 7-foot-2 center said Thursday. "You get so used to it, it’s kind of expected. Like I’m almost shocked if I get a one-on-one.” The experience is nothing new for Dickinson; as his coach Bill Self noted, he's probably been ...