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Which Jayhawk currently has the most NBA value?

The 'Hawks in the NBA blog breaks down each former Jayhawk's current pro value through an informal ratings system dubbed PVR.

Julian Wright ranked ahead of Kirk Hinrich? What gives?

With the dawn of another exciting season of NBA basketball on the horizon, the 'Hawks in the NBA blog is here to wet your whistle with a quick look at the 2009 season. ESPN's John Hollinger recently released his preseason player rankings for 300+ professional players and, when it comes to assessing the talent and value of former Jayhawks, he may have missed the boat.

Hey Dallas: It's time to give Drew Gooden a chance

He's played for six teams in seven years and is bound for squad No. 7 this summer. Why won't NBA teams give the No. 4 pick in the 2002 a chance to shine?

Hinrich still a hot name

Former Jayhawk Kirk Hinrich remains at the center of several potential trades in the NBA. But he's not the only KU alum who could be on the move this offseason.

Hinrich joining Pritchard in Portland?

The latest NBA trade rumor has former Jayhawk and current Chicago Bull Kirk Hinrich headed to Portland.

Free Agency 2009: Any Jayhawks on the move?

The NBA's free agent signing period began today. Here's a look at the prospects for the former Jayhawks who are free agents as well as a look at deals that could impact other ex-KU players.

It's Draft Day in the NBA: Does anyone care?

Although this year's NBA Draft will not include any current or former Jayhawks, there are still plenty of storylines that make tonight's festivities worth watching.

Who's better: Kobe or LeBron?

Now that the NBA season officially has ended, let's cap things off with a little debate about the game's most intriguing question?

Guarding Kobe: Who's up for the challenge?

For most NBA players, the thought of guarding Kobe Bryant sends shivers down their spines. But a handful of former Jayhawks just might have a decent shot at slowing down one of the most unstoppable players in the history of the game.

Handicapping the field for 2009-10

No former Jayhawks will win the NBA title in 2009, but what about their chances at a ring in 2010?

Look-alikes? Not quite. Play-alikes? Perhaps.

With just four teams — and one Jayhawk — remaining in this year's NBA playoffs, the 'Hawks in the NBA blog reshuffles the lineups to give each team a more pronounced Jayhawk feel.

NBA rebounding stats a little misleading

Of all the statistics that an NBA player can record, rebounds per game seems to be the most misleading in terms of impact on the game. Here's why.

Pierce not the same player?

Through four games of the 2009 NBA playoffs, Paul Pierce looks nothing like the stud he was during the Celtics' title run of 2008.

Game 1 musings from the NBA Playoffs

A look back at how seven former Jayhawks performed in their 2009 NBA Playoff openers.

It's Playoff Time for 7 Former Jayhawks

Seven former Jayhawks still have a chance to hoist this year's NBA championship trophy. So which one has the best shot?

Darnell Jackson in line to accomplish rare feat?

If the Cleveland Cavaliers continue their regular season roll all the way through the playoffs, Cavs rookie Darnell Jackson could join a select group.

Pros hang on to March Madness

For some, their time in the NCAA Tournament came several years ago, but this NBA.com feature shows that some of the NBA's greatest players vividly remember their trips to the Big Dance.

One more year? Collins might not have a choice

As good as junior guard Sherron Collins has been for the Jayhawks this season, NBA Draft experts are still calling him just a second round pick in the 2010 NBA Draft.

Former Jayhawk responsible for Shaq's resurgence?

Former KU assistant coach helps Shaquille O'Neal return to dominance.

Passing Pippen: Hinrich moves up the Bulls all-time three-point list

By drilling nine three-pointers in the past eight days, Chicago Bulls guard Kirk Hinrich moved into second place on the Bulls' all-time three-point shooting list, passing Scottie Pippen and remaining firmly ahead of Michael Jordan.

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