Recent Kansas guard Melvin Council Jr. dismissed his own eligibility lawsuit against the NCAA in Douglas County on Friday afternoon. However, agent Brian Jungreis of Seros Partners, which represents Council, told the Journal-World on Monday morning that Council will refile a lawsuit in his ...
Melvin Council Jr. anticipates submitting another filing in his lawsuit seeking another year of collegiate eligibility, after the NCAA in its recent response broached “a number of issues … that we did not address” in previous arguments, Council’s lawyer Mark Oberstaedt said at a status ...
In contemplating his 2026-27 team on a recent edition of the “Inside College Basketball Now” podcast with Jon Rothstein, Kansas coach Bill Self wondered aloud if highly touted freshman Tyran Stokes can “do something like Melo did with Syracuse.” Melo, of course, is Carmelo Anthony, and ...
The NCAA on Friday afternoon filed its official response to Melvin Council Jr.’s request for a temporary injunction in Douglas County court, arguing that Council should not receive the opportunity to play a sixth season of college basketball after having already benefited from two previous ...
Border War foes Kansas and Missouri have reunited five times on the basketball court in recent seasons, rekindling a rivalry that went dormant for nearly a decade after the Tigers left for the SEC. KU has won four of the five matchups, which have been split between Allen Fieldhouse, Mizzou ...
In an interview with Jon Rothstein released Thursday on the “Inside College Basketball Now” podcast, Kansas coach Bill Self shed new light on his decision to return for a 24th season with the Jayhawks, reiterating that he feels much better physically and explaining that he is motivated to ...
Javon Bardwell's long-awaited reclassification has arrived, but he won't be playing for Kansas. The 6-foot-6 wing from Harlem, New York, had been committed to KU since Oct. 3 as a member of the class of 2027, but there was always some thought he might move up to join the Jayhawks ahead of the ...
LAWRENCE, Kan. (AP) — Kansas has signed a five-year contract for the Jayhawks to participate in the Players Era Festival, tying one of college basketball's storied programs to one of the more innovative, forward-thinking tournaments in the sport. The Players Era began in Las Vegas in 2024 ...
