Assuming all six of the Kansas men’s basketball team’s rapid-fire offseason departures — in the span of a week, Zach Clemence, Flory Bidunga, Rakease Passmore, David Coit, Rylan Griffen and AJ Storr — stay in the transfer portal and go elsewhere, KU will return zero scholarship players ...

The final remaining scholarship player who saw action for Kansas during the 2024-25 men's basketball season is now on his way out. AJ Storr entered the transfer portal on Thursday morning, a KU Athletics official confirmed to the Journal-World. Storr, a native of Rockford, Illinois, arrived ...

Updated 8:54 a.m. Thursday, April 3: Incoming Kansas freshman Darryn Peterson scored 18 points and received co-MVP honors as he led the West team to a 105-92 victory in Tuesday night’s boys basketball McDonald’s All-American Game in Brooklyn, New York. Peterson, who is the 52nd KU signee ...

Just like everyone else, Darryn Peterson has seen that a lot of Kansas players are entering the transfer portal. He’s just not that concerned about it, as he said on Monday, recounting a conversation that same day with head coach Bill Self. “He asked me was I worried about it,” Peterson ...

A year after arriving at Kansas from Alabama, Rylan Griffen is back in the transfer portal. The junior wing, who has one year of eligibility remaining, entered the portal on Monday morning, a KU Athletics official confirmed to the Journal-World. Griffen, who had started and averaged 11.2 ...

Kansas senior guard David Coit is transferring, his agent Rashaad Ubah told the Journal-World on Monday morning. Coit has a fifth year of eligibility at his disposal because of the NCAA's blanket waiver for former junior-college players whose careers would have ended following the 2024-25 ...