Former Duke star believes KU has one edge over other teams in NCAA Tournament
The Kansas men’s basketball roster includes seven players who are either a senior or a graduate student.
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Fri, Mar 28
- NCAA Basketball
Kansas Jayhawks Q&A: Flory Bidunga, transfer portal chaos & Bill Self’s coaching
One of the most chaotic times of the season began Monday: transfer portal season.
- NCAA Basketball
KU basketball forward, mired by injuries, will enter transfer portal … again
Kansas forward Zach Clemence has entered the transfer portal, a KU spokesperson confirmed to The Star.
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Denny Matthews shares remembrances of late KU and Royals broadcaster Bob Davis
A couple years ago, Royals broadcaster Denny Matthews was at Allen Fieldhouse for a Kansas men’s basketball game when he had an opportunity to catch up with an old friend.
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KU Jayhawks to get visit from stellar 3-point shooter available in transfer portal
Josh Dix, a 6-foot-6, 210-pound senior-to-be men’s basketball shooting guard from the University of Iowa, was slated to arrive in Lawrence on Thursday night for a two-day recruiting visit to ….
Wed, Mar 26
- NCAA Basketball
Kansas Jayhawks’ Adams had surgery Wednesday. Here’s how he’s doing, per coach Bill Self
Kansas Jayhawks basketball forward KJ Adams, who suffered a torn Achilles late in KU’s first-round NCAA Tournament loss to Arkansas last week, underwent successful surgery on Wednesday, KU coach Bill ….
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Healthy at last: Former KU guard Kevin McCullar enjoys special moment with NBA’s Knicks
Former Kansas basketball guard Kevin McCullar — now of the New York Knicks — on Tuesday night scored his first points in what he hopes will be a long NBA ….
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Donovan Dent, Mountain West Player of the Year, has interest from KU, former coach says
New Mexico point guard Donovan Dent entered his name in the NCAA transfer portal Tuesday afternoon.
Tue, Mar 25
- NCAA Basketball
Why KU guard Elmarko Jackson — after redshirt season — is excited for next year’s team
Kansas basketball guards Elmarko Jackson, Rylan Griffen and Noah Shelby, as well as forwards Flory Bidunga and Justin Cross, stopped by Haskell University’s Coffin Complex over the weekend to watch ….
