Kansas forward Bryson Tiller will enter the transfer portal, his agency Seros Partners confirmed to the Journal-World on Monday morning. Tiller is set to leave the Jayhawks after a season and a half. The 6-foot-11 forward from Atlanta out of Overtime Elite enrolled early at KU in the winter of ...
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 ...
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 ...
Kansas forward Flory Bidunga intends to declare for the NBA Draft while also entering the transfer portal, ESPN’s Pete Thamel reported on Thursday night. Bidunga will therefore have a number of options at his disposal, as he could choose to go to the NBA, leave for another school or remain ...
Kansas coach Bill Self will continue leading the Jayhawks. He announced his decision to return for his 24th season at the helm in a statement posted on social media on Wednesday evening. The statement did not specify how long he might keep coaching, but Self will be back for at least the ...
Two future Jayhawks represented Kansas in the McDonald’s All-American Game on Tuesday night in Glendale, Arizona. Guard Taylen Kinney of Newport, Kentucky, played for the East team in the boys’ game, while center Cydnee Bryant of Riverside, California, played for the West team in the ...