Tiller will enter transfer portal

Kansas forward Bryson Tiller will enter the transfer portal, his agency Seros Partners confirmed to the Journal-World on Monday morning. Tiller is set to leave the Jayhawks after a season and a ...

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Mbiya headed for portal, per reports

The Kansas frontcourt will undergo a comprehensive revamp this offseason, as reserve center Paul Mbiya is set to enter the transfer portal, according to multiple reports on Monday morning. When the portal opens on Tuesday, Mbiya will be departing alongside forwards Flory Bidunga, who also ...

Tiller will enter transfer portal

Kansas forward Bryson Tiller will enter the transfer portal, his agency Seros Partners confirmed to the Journal-World on Monday morning. Tiller is set to leave the Jayhawks after a season and a half. The 6-foot-11 forward from Atlanta out of Overtime Elite enrolled early at KU in the winter of ...

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Jayhawk bats stay hot as KU completes sweep of Utah, 13-9

While the weather was different for the final game of the series between Kansas and Utah on Saturday, the result was not. The Jayhawks took home a 13-9 victory over the Utes amid whipping wind and brisk temperatures at Hoglund Ballpark. Pitching was a struggle for both sides all weekend long. ...

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How will Darryn Peterson’s year be remembered?

SAN DIEGO — The college career of the player Bill Self called the best he had ever recruited at Kansas ended with a futile half-jump. Twenty-two feet away from the hoop into which St. John’s point guard Dylan Darling was about to deposit the basketball for a game-winning layup, there stood ...