When Mario Chalmers suited up against Kansas men’s basketball players in Bill Self’s summer camp game Wednesday, it was the first time he played in a game in more than a year. Chalmers sat out the entire 2016-17 NBA season recovering from a torn Achilles tendon in his right foot, ...

Markese Jacobs still has another two years before he starts his career at Kansas, but that hasn’t stopped him from picking up attention across the country. Jacobs, a Kansas commit in the Class of 2019, had one of the dunks of the spring when he slammed a windmill dunk on a fastbreak ...

Josh Jackson received an invitation to the NBA combine, which is underway this week in Chicago, but declined to attend. It’s a move that most of the top prospects in each draft class follow, which allows players to schedule their own interviews, medical testing and workouts for the ...

For the third time in the last four years, the Kansas football program didn’t have a player selected in the NFL Draft. But looking around the Big 12 Conference, it wasn’t just the Jayhawks who didn’t have much to celebrate in the three-day, seven-round spectacle. The Big 12 ...

After passing summer classes last year, Kansas safety Mike Lee finalized his decision to enroll early at KU. Lee, reclassifying from the 2017 class, graduated early and opted to skip his senior year of high school. That meant he had an earlier start to his collegiate career, and he ...

In a move that didn’t surprise many people around the program, Kansas junior guard Sviatoslav Mykhailiuk announced Wednesday that he was testing the waters for the NBA Draft. What kind of feedback will the 6-foot-8, 205-pound guard from Cherkasy, Ukraine receive? That’s what he will ...