The Kansas men’s basketball program announced last week that incoming freshman Bryce Thompson will wear No. 24 with the Jayhawks. A single-digit wearer throughout his senior season at Booker T. Washington High in Tulsa, Okla., Thompson is making the move to double digits as a way to ...
The Kansas men’s basketball program has been busy passing out scholarship offers to players in the next two prep classes this week, according to several Twitter accounts. After receiving offers, many prospects typically post messages to their social media accounts, complete with ...
According to a series of online polls [by Varsity Sports Now Louisiana,][1] Kansas junior Pooka Williams Jr. is the greatest high school running back in Louisiana history. A former four-star prospect in the class of 2018 who attended Hahnville High in Boutte, La., Williams won five ...
Ramel Lloyd Jr., a 6-6 shooting guard in the Class of 2022, announced on Twitter this week that he had received a scholarship offer from Kansas. According to Rivals.com, the Glendale, Ariz., prospect, who attends Dream City Christian School north of Phoenix, now has 12 offers from a ...
You’ve probably heard about Gradey Dick, the shooting guard from Wichita Collegiate who is highly ranked in the Class of 2022 and has been on KU’s radar in the recruiting game. But given Dick’s most recent decision, you’re likely to hear a lot more about him in the near future. ...
Kansas forward Mitch Lightfoot is ready to get back on the court with his teammates on game nights. And he found an interesting way to show it. Back at home, like many other people waiting out the COVID-19 health crisis, the 6-foot-9 senior-to-be who will be back for a fifth ...
[Fired from his job as the head basketball coach at Wake Forest on Saturday morning,][1] Danny Manning will move forward in an enviable position. Set financially and loaded with connections throughout all levels of basketball, Manning has the luxury of being extremely picky about what ...
Live, unscripted sports temporarily returned to our television sets this week. And boy was it glorious. We have the NFL draft to thank for that. And this year’s event, which began with Round 1 on Thursday night and continues through Saturday evening, was more important than ever ...
