Nothing about Wednesday night's NBA draft went the way former Kansas point guard expected it to go. But after working with his agent and family [to find the best landing spot after unexpectedly going undrafted,][1] Dotson took to Twitter on Thursday night to show that he was doing just fine. In a short video posted to his social media account, Dotson said simply, "I don't know what happened... But I know ...
Four Big 12 Conference volleyball series, including one involving Kansas, have been postponed to next spring, conference officials announced Tuesday. Dates and times have not yet been announced. KU's 2020 season-finale series with TCU, previously scheduled for Dec. 3-4 in Fort Worth, Texas, will join Texas at TCU, Oklahoma at Iowa State and TCU at Oklahoma in being moved to 2021. Kansas entered the week at ...
Wednesday night, nearly five full months after they were expecting to know, former Kansas basketball All-Americans Udoka Azubuike and Devon Dotson finally will find out where their NBA careers will begin. It’s draft day in the NBA. Five weeks after the pandemic-altered 2019-20 season ended with a Los Angeles Lakers championship, and five weeks before another season begins, 60 prospects will hear their ...
Indy or bust! That could be the rallying cry for everyone who plays men's Division I college basketball this season now that the NCAA has announced it is in talks with city and state officials to host the entire 2021 NCAA Tournament in Indianapolis. Nothing is official yet — NCAA officials told reporters on Monday that preliminary discussions have taken place solely with Indianapolis but other cities are ...
With family members surrounding him inside the Sunrise Christian Academy gymnasium, four-star Class of 2021 forward Zach Clemence made his commitment to Kansas official on Saturday morning by signing his national letter of intent. "This day has been great so far," Clemence told Jacob Polacheck, a contributor to Zagsblog.com, who was at the Saturday morning signing. "Everything has happened just how I wanted it ...
Throughout the 2020 season, and, really, the entirety of his 24 months in charge of the Kansas football program, KU coach Les Miles has led with optimism. Unbridled, unabashed, unapologetic optimism. To those who choose to look mostly at the Jayhawks' 3-16 record and lopsided losses during that time, the positive approach doesn't always fit. “I understand where they're coming from,” Miles told the ...