Multi-year players are increasingly elusive in modern college basketball, and guard Elmarko Jackson stayed at Kansas over the course of two separate offseasons. But he will head elsewhere for his final two years of eligibility, according to multiple reports on Monday afternoon. Jackson is set to enter the transfer portal, which opens on Tuesday. “Yes, it’s true,” Jackson told Shay Wildeboor of ...
The Kansas frontcourt will undergo a comprehensive revamp this offseason, as reserve center Paul Mbiya is set to enter the transfer portal, according to multiple reports on Monday morning. When the portal opens on Tuesday, Mbiya will be departing alongside forwards Flory Bidunga, who also plans to test the NBA waters, and Bryson Tiller. After joining KU as a late addition over the summer of 2025 — he had ...
The third episode of Paramount+ documentary series “Made for March” concludes with Kansas coach Bill Self sitting around a table at Johnny’s Tavern with several of his key players, discussing the importance of getting the Jayhawks aligned heading into the final stretch of the season. The depiction of that final stretch — which, spoiler alert, ended in anticlimactic fashion for KU with a second-round ...
Jim Zebrowski keeps looking around for former Kansas quarterback Jalon Daniels but finding only a freshman quarterback with a homophonous name. “He’s been around so long, I’m like, ‘Where is Daniels?’” Zebrowski said of the four-year team captain. “Oh, Jaylen Mason. OK, got it.” The graduation of Daniels, who played in 49 games over the course of six seasons in Lawrence — most as a starter, ...
After rebuffing various inquiries over the years to let a documentary-style series film his Kansas basketball program, KU coach Bill Self allowed Paramount Sports Entertainment and Religion of Sports to take a peek behind the curtain. Their crew spent much of the season filming the 2025-26 men’s basketball team at KU, along with Michigan, and both teams will be featured as part of the four-part Paramount+ ...
Senior wing Elle Evans capped off her Kansas career in style on Friday night by winning the College 3-Point Championship at Hinkle Fieldhouse in Indianapolis. Not only did Evans emerge victorious from the eight-player field in the women’s 3-point contest — which also included Ryanne Allen (Villanova), Shay Ciezki (Indiana), Iyana Moore (Notre Dame), Natalie Pasco (Boise State), Sydney Shaw (West Virginia), ...