2021 SF Kendall Brown is expected to unofficially visit Kansas tonight for game vs Milwaukee, according to his Coach Luke Barnwell. Originally from Minnesota, Brown currently stars for Sunrise Christian in Bel Aire, KS. Brown previously visited Kansas back in October for Late Night in the Phog.

Brown has offers from Texas, Texas A&M, Arkansas, Illinois, Marquette, Baylor and Kansas among others.

Kansas University basketball recruiting

Kansas assistant coach Norm Roberts was in South Carolina on Tuesday night to see Class of 2021 shooting guard Bryce McGowens in action.

Roberts saw the 6-foot-5 McGowens help lead his team to a blowout win over Easley.

McGowens has inside-the-gym range, meaning, once he's inside the gym he can hit from anywhere. His size allows him to easily shoot over defenders and makes him a matchup nightmare for opponents.

McGowens has already unofficially visited Clemson, Georgia, Ole Miss, Pitt, and Florida State. LSU, Nebraska, Wichita State, Georga Tech, Xavier, South Carolina, and many others have already offered.

With only a few days before making his college decision, 2020 PG Bryce Thompson will make one last unofficial visit on Friday when he makes the trip to Lawrence to see the Jayhawks take on UNC Greensboro. Thompson, who will announce his decision on Tuesday at 10:00 am inside Booker T. Washington High School, unofficially visited Oklahoma State earlier this week.

Thompson will choose between Oklahoma, Oklahoma State, North Carolina and Kansas.

2020 PG Bryce Thompson will announce his college decision on Tuesday, November 12th. The 6'4" PG from Oklahoma will choose between North Carolina, Oklahoma, Oklahoma State and Kansas.

Thompson will announce his decision at 10:00 am central time at Booker T. Washington High School. He has already visited all four schools remaining on his list but will make an unofficial visit to Oklahoma State on Wednesday, November 6th.

Kansas University basketball recruiting

Five-star Class of 2020 guard Bryce Thompson cut his list to four on Sunday.

The Oklahoma native cut his list to North Carolina, Oklahoma, Oklahoma State, and Kansas. Thompson recently visited Kansas the day after Late Night in the Phog, and the Jayhawks considered to be one of the favorites to land the star guard.

Kansas coach Bill Self visited with Thompson and his family on Oct. 17, as did Oklahoma State coach Mike Boynton and an assistant coach from North Carolina.

Thompson is expected to make his decision relatively soon, likely in time to make it official during the early signing period, which runs Nov. 13-20.

Former Huntington Prep PF JT Thor announced on Sunday that he will reclassify from the 2021 class to the 2020 class. Thor will also transfer from Huntington Prep to Norcross High School in Georgia. The 6'9" PF was considered to be one of the top ranked forwards in the 2021 class.

Along with Kansas, Maryland, UCLA and Kentucky are considered to be the favorites for Thor. Clemson, Arizona, Miami and others extended offered to Thor in late May and June. The Jayhawks offered Thor back in early December.

Kansas University basketball recruiting

A Class of 2020 point guard, Bryce Thompson is expected to arrive in Lawrence on Thursday for an unofficial visit.

The 6-foot-4 PG from Oklahoma has seen his recruitment explode in recent months after his dominating performances on the Under Armour circuit throughout the spring.

Thompson has picked up offers from North Carolina, Tennessee, Texas and Notre Dame among others in recent months.

Thompson has visited Kansas a number of times with his family. His father Rod Thompson played for Coach Self at Tulsa for one season and the two have remained close throughout the years.

Along with Coach Self, Kansas Assistant Coach Norm Roberts leads the way in Thompson's recruitment to Kansas.

2019 SG Anthony Edwards will visit Kansas during the weekend of February 9th. Edwards, who reclassified into the 2019 class from the 2020 class shortly before Thanksgiving, is currently visiting Kentucky. Kentucky will host Mississippi State on Tuesday night before the Jayhawks head to Lexington next weekend.

Edwards is widely considered to be a top 10 prospect in the 2019 class. His size and strength (6'5" 215lbs) certainly jumps out, but his ability to score the ball in a variety of ways really separates him. He is aggressive, physical and is an elite athlete.

The Atlanta native is also considering Florida State, North Carolina and Georgia. He officially visited Georgia in early December, but has yet to schedule official visits to either Florida State or North Carolina.