It’s likely that [offensive lineman Hakeem Adeniji will be the only Jayhawk drafted this week][1] in the seven-round NFL draft that starts tonight and runs through Saturday. But he’s far from the only former Kansas player with a chance to catch the eye of an NFL franchise. A ...
Already full in the 2020 class and focusing most of its recruiting efforts on prospects in the classes of 2021 and 2022, [the Kansas men’s basketball program has not been slowed down by the recruiting restrictions put in place because of the pandemic.][1] Things have been different, of ...
Now that several members of the Kansas men’s basketball team have shared their plans for next season, it’s time to start looking at where the national pundits think the 2020-21 Jayhawks fit into the national landscape. In short, nearly all of them believe Bill Self’s bunch is ...
When Kansas basketball coach Bill Self was formally introduced as the eighth head coach in program history 17 years ago Tuesday, then-KU Chancellor Robert Hemenway called it “a day to make dreams come true.” No one could have known then that Self would go on to exceed the highly ...
Up to this point, the talk about top college basketball prospects considering Kansas but opting for professional opportunities instead has been mostly retrospective in nature. Discussions about what Andrew Wiggins, Josh Jackson or even Josh Selby might have done had the rules have been ...
In back-to-back days this week, the Kansas men’s basketball program received official word that two of its top players from the 2019-20 season would be back with the team next season. This, after learning that the Jayhawks’ top two scorers, sophomore point guard Devon Dotson (early ...
It ended where most people thought it would, with the 2007-08 national championship team being crowned as the best of the Bill Self era at Kansas. But after three rounds of blowouts in our Self Madness 2020 bracket, that legendary squad finally faced a team that could at least compete. ...
With games on hold because of COVID-19 and live sports reduced to replays of games gone by, the NBA is working on plans to create a H-O-R-S-E competition, according to ESPN’s Adrian Wojnarowski. Wojnarowski’s report indicates that the shot-making competitions would be televised by ...
