Director of Basketball Operations Fred Quartlebaum will leave the Kansas program in June after a dozen seasons in Lawrence, head coach Bill Self announced on Thursday morning. Quartlebaum spent seven years as the director of student-athlete development before assuming his current role in 2020. ...
The forthcoming House v. NCAA settlement has already radically reshaped the way college basketball teams build their rosters, as the nation’s preeminent programs prepare to pay their athletes directly for the first time. But as of Wednesday, as Kansas coach Bill Self and Houston coach Kelvin ...
Updated 10:47 a.m. Saturday, May 24: Nine of the Kansas men’s basketball team’s projected 13 nonconference games are now public knowledge, after Doug Gottlieb revealed KU will open its season against his Green Bay team on Nov. 3, and bracketologist Rocco Miller reported on Wednesday that ...
Former Kansas wing Rakease Passmore has committed to Maryland, he announced on Friday afternoon. Passmore is the fifth and final KU player from the 2024-25 season to find a new home for next year in the transfer portal, and the second to choose the Terrapins after guard David Coit. Forward ...
The Kansas men’s basketball team’s ongoing quest to find additional star players to pair with highly touted freshman guard Darryn Peterson was dealt a significant blow on Thursday evening when Texas Tech transfer forward Darrion Williams committed to N.C. State. Given that earlier in the ...
One of Kansas' best-ever point guards, who also happens to be a former NBA head coach, is joining Bill Self's staff. Jacque Vaughn is coming back to KU as an assistant coach, Self announced on Wednesday, filling the spot left vacant by the recent retirement of Norm Roberts. "I've known Jacque ...
One of the former Kansas men’s basketball players drafted in 2024 will have the chance to advance to the NBA Finals in his first professional season. The Indiana Pacers, who acquired Johnny Furphy No. 35 overall via a trade with the San Antonio Spurs, and the New York Knicks, who got Kevin ...
The Kansas men’s basketball team on Friday afternoon received a new high school commitment from a familiar source. Corbin Allen, a 6-foot-6 point guard in the class of 2025, revealed that he is joining the Jayhawks next season. “Blessed to announce my commitment to the University of ...
