Men's Basketball Recruiting

Bill Self basks in glow

KU coach relishes gift of Andrew Wiggins

Wednesday seemed a lot like the day after Christmas to Kansas University basketball coach Bill Self. By Gary Bedore

Opinion: Wiggins may share something with Wilt, Danny

Monte Johnson, who played with Kansas University legend Wilt Chamberlain and was athletic director during the Danny Manning era, is looking forward to watching the next great Jayhawk, Andrew Wiggins. Column by Tom Keegan

Prep coach: Wiggins’ ability ‘off the charts’

Huntington (W. Va.) Prep coach Rob Fulford — who has worked with Canadian sensation Andrew Wiggins the past two seasons — won't go so far as to compare the future Jayhawk to LeBron James or Michael Jordan but insists 'his future is very bright." By Gary Bedore

Wiggins followed heart in signing with Jayhawks

Down to four finalists, basketball phenom Andrew Wiggins had a difficult time deciding between Kansas University, Florida State, North Carolina and Kentucky. Ultimately... “I just followed my heart. Kansas had my heart so that’s where I wanted to go,” Wiggins said Tuesday morning after signing a letter-of-intent with KU. By Gary Bedore

Top prospect Andrew Wiggins chooses Kansas

Bill Self says Wiggins 'an alpha dog and we definitely need that ... '

Andrew Wiggins, the No. 1 prospect in the high school recruiting Class of 2013, on Tuesday said he’d be attending Kansas University on basketball scholarship.

D-Day arrives for prep standout Andrew Wiggins

Andrew Wiggins, the No. 1 prospect in the high school recruiting Class of 2013, will sign a letter of intent with Kansas University, Florida State, Kentucky or North Carolina at 11:15 a.m., Central time, today in a ceremony at Huntington (W.Va.) Prep High School. By Gary Bedore

Former Memphis forward Tarik Black to visit KU on Tuesday

Tarik Black, a 6-foot-9 junior from University of Memphis who recently announced plans to transfer, will visit Duke today and Kansas University on Tuesday, according to zagsblog.com.

Top prospect Andrew Wiggins to announce on Tuesday

Zach Peters picks Arizona as transfer destination

Andrew Wiggins will sign with either Kansas University, Kentucky, Florida State, North Carolina in a ceremony at Huntington (W.Va.) Prep, his coach announced Sunday. By Gary Bedore

Basketball notebook: KU's Sadler mentioned for job at ISU

Kansas University director of basketball operations Doc Sadler has been mentioned as a possible candidate for a full-time assistant coach opening on Iowa State’s staff. Notes by Gary Bedore

Bill Self OK that shot clock to stay at 35

In somewhat of a surprise, the NCAA men’s basketball rules committee Thursday didn’t even vote on reducing the college shot clock from 35 to 30 seconds. By Gary Bedore

Former Jayhawk Michael Lee looking for work

Former Kansas University basketball guard Michael Lee is seeking a new assistant-coaching position after working the past three seasons at University of San Francisco and two before that at Gardner-Webb. By Gary Bedore

KU basketball notebook: Wiggins may be nearing decision

With a commitment on Tuesday, all but one of Rivals.com’s top 150 players in the Class of 2013 have committed to a college with seven days remaining in the spring signing period. The lone uncommitted player, of course, is top-ranked Andrew Wiggins, who has Kansas University in his final four. Notes by Gary Bedore

Analyst: Nobody knows Andrew Wiggins’ pick

Paul Biancardi, who is ESPN.com’s director of basketball recruiting, professes no inside knowledge into the decision-making process of Andrew Wiggins, the country’s No. 1 high school prospect who has a final list of Kansas, Kentucky, North Carolina and Florida State. By Gary Bedore

Signee Brannen Greene to visit officially

High-scoring Georgia small forward Brannen Greene — who orally committed to play basketball at Kansas University way back on Dec. 20, 2011, and signed his national letter of intent in November of 2012 — never got around to making an official recruiting visit to KU. By Gary Bedore

Texas prep Myles Turner turning heads

The most-watched player at the 2013 Jayhawk Invitational led his Texas Select team to the tourney’s 17-and-under title last weekend in Olathe. By Gary Bedore

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