It’s no secret that the Kansas women’s basketball team fervently hopes to return to the NCAA Tournament. “I mean, that’s always the main goal,” junior forward Regan Williams said. If the Jayhawks are to make it back into March Madness after a two-year absence, it will certainly have a lot to do with their performance during the recently unveiled Big 12 Conference slate. But the way their ...
Tre White is rejoining the Kansas men’s basketball team, KU announced on Friday afternoon. The Dallas native had the most productive season of his collegiate career during the 2025-26 campaign with the Jayhawks. Now, after earning an injunction against the NCAA in Monroe County, Indiana, court on Wednesday for a fifth year of eligibility, he is headed back to Lawrence. "When the opportunity presented itself ...
Pretty much any article about Tre White in the weeks ahead is going to have to contain the same set of extremely significant caveats. White’s injunction against the NCAA only makes him eligible until such time as his lawsuit goes to trial. In the interim, the NCAA is pursuing both an emergency motion to stay Judge Kara E. Krothe’s injunction in her own court, as well as an appeal in the Court of Appeals of ...
Thursday was the first day of official practice for the Kansas women’s basketball team, and as it unfolded, senior guard S’Mya Nichols observed “a whole bunch of new faces, and a whole bunch of people just getting used to the speed of the game, the pace, and just moving on drill to drill.” “It’s different, especially when it’s my — it could be, but it is — my last first practice,” Nichols ...
Updated 4:19 p.m. Wednesday, Sept. 23, 2026: Recent Kansas forward Tre White on Wednesday morning received an injunction against the NCAA in Monroe County, Indiana, court, that will make him immediately eligible to play college basketball. "We’re very happy for Tre with today’s result," KU coach Bill Self said in a statement. "He’s had a great summer in the gym and we’re excited to talk to him and his ...
The Kansas women’s basketball team will look to take a step forward in Big 12 Conference play this season after its 8-10 record yielded an 11th-place finish last year. The Jayhawks lost a number of games by narrow margins against top teams that could have altered the trajectory of their season; if a couple tilted their way, they might well have qualified for the NCAA Tournament. Here’s a look at a few ...