There’s certainly no guarantee that something big will not happen on Friday. That’s just kind of the way things have gone with the Kansas men’s basketball program for the past few weeks. But if there’s not, we now know the next big day to circle on the KU hoops calendar — Saturday, April 17. That’s when Creighton transfer Christian Bishop plans to announce his future plans, according to an ...
Kansas target TyTy Washington revealed Tuesday that he plans to announce his list of five finalists sometime this weekend. A 6-foot-4, 180-pound point guard who originally committed to Creighton last November — from a list of 10 finalists — opened his recruitment back up in early March shortly after Creighton coach Greg McDermott caught heat and was suspended over insensitive comments he made following a ...
The Kansas men’s basketball roster for the 2021-22 season officially grew by three players on Wednesday, when KU announced the additions of transfers Cam Martin, Sydney Curry and Joseph Yesufu. All three will be eligible immediately and figure to make an instant impact in the KU lineup. Martin and Yesufu come to Kansas by way of four-year transfer from Division II Missouri Southern State and Drake. Both ...
The Tulsa World caught up with now-former Kansas guard Bryce Thompson on Tuesday night to get a little more insight on [the former five-star prospect’s decision to leave KU.][1] [In an interview with Kelly Hines,][2] who covers all things Tulsa for the paper, Thompson said the fact that basketball was “stressful” for the first time in his life left him believing that a fresh start would be good for him ...
Kansas freshman Bryce Thompson on Tuesday became the latest and biggest now-former Jayhawk to announce his intention to enter the transfer portal. A former five-star prospect out of Tulsa, Okla., Thompson was the gem of KU’s 2020 recruiting class. But his freshman season at Kansas was plagued by injuries and he never found the kind of rhythm that Kansas coach Bill Self said he believed he would have without ...
Wednesday marks the start of college basketball’s spring signing period and the Kansas men’s basketball program is poised to officially add a couple of its new additions this week. Junior college transfer Sydney Curry, a 6-foot-8, 265-pound sophomore forward from Logan Community College in Carterville, Ill., and Drake transfer Joseph Yesufu are planning to sign their letters of intent on Wednesday. ...