The acquisition of the Kansas men’s basketball program’s second No. 1-ranked player in as many years became complete on Wednesday morning when head coach Bill Self announced the signing of wing Tyran Stokes. Stokes, who is 6-foot-7 and 230 pounds and originally from Louisville, Kentucky, ...
When Kansas signed the first four members of its 2026 recruiting class in November, head coach Bill Self said he was pleased but noted that the Jayhawks were “a player away” from bringing in a truly elite group. It’s a good thing for KU, then, that it earned the commitment of a truly ...
The Kansas men’s basketball team’s frontcourt is starting to take shape for the 2026-27 season following the commitment of Christian Reeves. Reeves, a 7-foot-2, 255-pound fifth-year senior center, made his decision public on social media on Friday evening in a collaborative Instagram post ...
Kansas guard Darryn Peterson announced on social media on Friday morning that he has declared for the 2026 NBA Draft. Long viewed as a surefire one-and-done as he came to Lawrence as the top prospect in his high school recruiting class, Peterson made his declaration on the final day before the ...
Jaden Nickens announced on Thursday night that he is leaving Kansas and switching to playing exclusively basketball. His departure brings to an end a tenure at the university in which Nickens arrived as a two-sport athlete but never appeared in a game for either KU’s football or men’s ...
To be clear, I’m not saying Kansas is not going to get Tyran Stokes. That caveat has to go at the top because Stokes’ recruitment has been the sort of high-scrutiny, high-stakes affair in which the mere brand of athletic apparel he wears in an Instagram story can send three fan bases into ...