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C.J. familiar with Tigers

C.J. Henry, who played basketball at Memphis last season, remains good buddies with several of the Tigers.

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Harrison Barnes chooses North Carolina

Harrison Barnes, the No. 1-ranked player in ESPNU’s class of 2010, chose North Carolina at a 3:10 p.m. Friday press conference televised by ESPNU.

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Shoot for the stars

Freshman Robinson aspires to join wall of greatness

Thomas Robinson, who says “tradition played a big part” in his decision to attend Kansas University, wants to earn his rightful place in KU basketball lore.

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Phoenix prep signs with KU

As expected, combo guard Woolridge joins Jayhawks

Royce Woolridge, a 6-foot-3 senior combo guard from Sunnyslope High in Phoenix, Ariz., signed an official basketball letter of intent with Kansas University Wednesday in a late-morning ceremony at his high school.

Gary Bedore’s KU Basketball Notebook

Kansas University basketball coach Bill Self hopes injured freshman guard C.J. Henry will be able to play in Tuesday’s exhibition finale against Pittsburg State.

Recruit Knight enjoys visit to KU

Brandon Knight, a 6-foot-3 senior basketball point guard from Pine Crest High School in Ft. Lauderdale, Fla., completed his official recruiting visit to Kansas University on Sunday morning.

No. 1 recruit visiting Kansas

Brandon Knight, the No. 1-ranked high school basketball player in the recruiting Class of 2010, will be making his official campus visit to Kansas University today through Sunday morning.

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Self, Gillispie reunite at coaches clinic

Good buddies Bill Self and Billy Gillispie sat in the lower-level, west-side bleachers of Allen Fieldhouse on Friday night, listening intently to NBA legend Del Harris, who served as guest speaker at Self’s annual Kansas University basketball coaches clinic.

Woolridge thrilled with visit to Allen Fieldhouse

Royce Woolridge, who orally committed to Kansas University as a sophomore in high school, has never second-guessed his decision to become a Jayhawk.

No. 2 recruit to be in stands tonight

The No. 2-ranked basketball player in the high school recruiting Class of 2010 will be in the stands for tonight’s Late Night in the Phog.

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LaFrentz’s NBA career likely coming to an end

Former Kansas University basketball standout Raef LaFrentz’s NBA career appears to be over.

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Henry brothers weigh in on Boot Camp

C.J. Henry, who as a professional baseball player attended spring training camps of both the New York Yankees and Philadelphia Phillies, now finds himself in preseason Boot Camp basketball drills at Kansas University. So which is more grueling, C.J.: baseball or basketball?

Selby cuts list to six

Josh Selby, a 6-foot-2 senior guard from Lake Clifton High in Baltimore, has narrowed his list of prospective colleges to six, including Kansas University.

Payne to visit Oct. 31

Adreian Payne, a 6-foot-10, 215-pound senior center from Jefferson High School in Dayton, Ohio, will make his official basketball recruiting visit to Kansas University the weekend of Oct. 31.

Pollard most likely done with NBA

Scot Pollard, who in 11 days will play in his first organized basketball game in 19 months, says his two-game stint with the Midwest All-Stars isn’t the start of a full-fledged pro comeback.

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