Updated 8:32 p.m. Tuesday: Salt Lake City — Graduate senior guard Kevin McCullar Jr. will not play in the NCAA Tournament as a result of his bone bruise to his knee, Kansas coach Bill Self said Tuesday night. “Kevin says his knee pain has not subsided any and it’s too bad for him to be ...
Updated 7:20 p.m. Tuesday: Salt Lake City — Kansas center Hunter Dickinson was named a second-team All-American by the Associated Press Tuesday morning, the organization announced. A transfer from Michigan, the senior served as one of the Big 12 Conference's leaders in scoring and ...
Kansas freshman Johnny Furphy, against Texas on Feb. 24, turned in the sort of 16-point, eight-rebound performance that had become almost routine for him as a first-year college athlete — just two years after the Australian Centre of Excellence discovered him playing for his state’s ...
Kansas still holds the longest streak of NCAA Tournament appearances ever. That streak, however, is no longer considered to be currently in progress — even as the Jayhawks continue to make the tournament each year. When the Independent Accountability Resolution Process handed down its ...
For much of the season Kansas looked set to play its first weekend of the NCAA Tournament at the CHI Health Center in Omaha, Nebraska, the site where it launched some of its most memorable postseasons, including the 2008 national championship run and now-vacated 2018 charge to the Final ...
The pace of the college basketball season, particularly once the calendar flips to January, is so fast that many of its important moments can get lost to time. Kansas fans will certainly recall the defining performances of the year — Dajuan Harris Jr.’s offensive explosion in the Champions ...
It’s harder to make a case for Kansas to win the NCAA Tournament than it is in most years, given some of the uncharacteristic losses it has sustained this season, but on the other hand few teams are clear-cut favorites this season and it’s hard to definitively dismiss the possibility of a ...
If Kansas can make it out of Salt Lake City and progress past the first two rounds of the NCAA Tournament to get to Detroit, there are a few familiar faces from this season in Kansas’ quarter of the bracket. The good news for the Jayhawks is that they’ve beaten them all — the Midwest ...
