A class-action lawsuit against the NCAA that included two former Kansas basketball stars as plaintiffs was dismissed with prejudice on Monday, as the judge ruled that the lawsuit’s claims were not sufficiently timely and are already precluded by past cases. Former KU guard Mario Chalmers ...
Arizona assistant men's basketball coach Steve Robinson, who spent eight seasons at KU in two separate stints working under Roy Williams, announced his retirement on Thursday. "After more than 40 years of coaching and mentoring young men from around the world, I feel it is the right time for ...
At 3:29 p.m. on Monday, On3 was first to report that Kansas guard Shakeel Moore had entered his name in the transfer portal; by 4:41 p.m., a KU Athletics spokesperson had told the Journal-World that Moore was removing it. All the while, Moore lacked a meaningful ability to transfer anywhere ...
Lawrence native and former Kansas guard Zeke Mayo received a significant opportunity over the weekend to bolster his professional prospects ahead of the pre-draft process. Mayo played in the Portsmouth Invitational Tournament, a multi-day showcase for outgoing college basketball seniors, and ...
Former St. Bonaventure guard Melvin Council Jr. has signed with Kansas, KU announced on Wednesday night. Council averaged 14.6 points, 5.4 rebounds and 2.1 steals in 37.1 minutes per game during his lone year with the Bonnies. A strong finisher at the rim and an athletic, durable defender, ...
The increase in player movement over the last few offseasons has resulted in a slew of former Jayhawks dispersing throughout the world of college basketball. Quite a few past Jayhawks have been to multiple schools since leaving KU in the first place, and more will join their numbers in the ...
With one of the top players in the 2025 class already in the fold in Darryn Peterson, Kansas will now get a chance to make its case to the consensus No. 1 player of 2026. Tyran Stokes, a 6-foot-7, 245-pound small forward who attends Notre Dame High School, is going to visit KU. "KU see ya ...
Former Kansas wing AJ Storr announced on Tuesday afternoon that he has committed to Ole Miss. Storr becomes the third player departing Kansas to find a new home this offseason, after David Coit (Maryland) and Zach Clemence (Texas A&M). The native of Rockford, Illinois, has now played for ...
