Latest news and updates about the Kansas
In 1992, Duke was the defending national champions. The 1991 Final Four opened with an emotional rematch with UNLV after being blown out by the Runnin’ Rebels in the 1990 championship game. Duke then beat Kansas. The 1992 season was different. Led by Christian Laettner, Grant Hill, and Bobby Hurley, Duke was a brilliant team. […]
Jeremy Woo of ESPN.com highlights 10 NBA draft prospects to monitor over the next two classes. While there’s no early consensus top overall pick in 2027, forward Tyran Stokes took that spot in the June mock drafts from both Woo and Sam Vecenie of The Athletic. The 18-year-old, who will play for Kansas in 2026/27, […]
Kansas Jayhawks News The NCAA filed a formal response to Melvin Council Jr’s request for an unifying Through the Phog notes that Bill Self gave a couple of interesting player comps for Tyran Stokes ESPN’S FPI gives a probability of winning for each Kansas football game this year Links! The “super El Nino” is really […]
Kansas will look very different this season and we're examining a notable transfer haul that includes Leroy Blyden Jr.
Michigan State forward Jaxon Kohler is reportedly exploring a fifth season, with Kentucky, Kansas and BYU showing interest.
Duke basketball will visit Kansas for the Blue Blood Classic, marking the Blue Devils’ first game at Allen Fieldhouse since 1988.
La Familia secured the Alumni Bracket Championship of The Basketball Tournament last night, knocking off JHX Hoops (the Kansas alumni) by a score of 78-65. Archie Goodwin was once again the star of the show, finishing with a game-high 28 points to go along with 5 rebounds, 3 assists and 3 steals. Willie Cauley-Stein also […]
Summer time means a look ahead to next season! Each week moving forward, we will preview at least one conference in college basketball from soup to nuts. Check below for today’s breakdown on the Big 12. Big 12 Preseason Power Rankings1. ArizonaProjected Starting 5:G Derek DixonG Caleb HoltG Ivan KharchenkovF Cameron HolmesC Motiejus KrivasProjected Bench: […] The post Big 12 Offseason Breakdown appeared first on College Hoops Today .
Kentucky’s loaded nonconference schedule featuring Kansas, Indiana, Virginia, Louisville and North Carolina could define Mark Pope’s third season.
After getting selected with the second pick in the NBA Draft, Kansas guard Darryn Peterson will be bringing his college jersey number to the pros.
After going undrafted this week, former Miami center Ernest Udeh has agreed to sign a two-way contract with the Cavaliers, confirms Chris Fedor of Cleveland.com (subscription required). Vince Wolfram of Field of 68 (Twitter link) first reported the agreement. The No. 72 prospect on ESPN’s pre-draft big board, Udeh spent one season at Kansas and […]
Darryn Peterson reportedly signed a hefty shoe contract with Adidas after the Utah Jazz selected the former Kansas guard with the No. 2 overall pick in the 2026 NBA draft.
Summer is here and the 2026-27 Big 12 schedule is out. For a program coming off its third Sweet Sixteen in five years and navigating one of its most significant roster transitions under T.J. Otzelberger, how this schedule sets up matters more than usual. The Marquee Matchups: Home and Away Iowa State will face Kansas, […]
Kansas guard Darryn Peterson's medical concerns reportedly are a thing of the past.
The Big 12 released matchups for its 18-game conference schedule Thursday. Teams will will play three teams twice, six teams home only, and six teams away only. Below are BYU’s opponent matchups. Home and Away: Utah, Arizona, TCU Home Only: Kansas, Oklahoma State, Kansas State, West Virginia, Cincinnati, Baylor Away Only: Arizona State, UCF, Colorado, […]
The Big 12 announced the Conference scheduling matrix for the 2026-27 Women's Basketball season, as K-State will face traditional rivals Iowa State and Kansas twice and Baylor twice as part of its league slate.
Which Big 12 Basketball teams are ready to compete for an NCAA Tournament appearance in 2027?
Although we should stress that we haven’t seen anything official about this, there have been a lot of posts over the last 24 hours or so suggesting that Duke and Kansas will have an exhibition game in Allen Fieldhouse this fall. And the following year, that favor will reportedly be returned with a trip to […]
As you probably have heard, Duke will be visiting Kansas this fall for an exhibition game. This program has been playing basketball for 120 years, and has been to Lawrence exactly once, in 1988. To give that some perspective, in 1988, Mike Krzyzewski had taken Duke to one Final Four. There was no obvious indication […]
The proposed Diamond Cup featuring Kentucky, UNC, Kansas, UConn and more could make November one of college basketball’s biggest months again.
IU basketball is reportedly in discussions to join an eight-team event that could debut in 2027 titled the “Diamond Cup.” Matt Norlander of CBSSports.com reported that IU, along with Arizona, Gonzaga, Kansas, Kentucky, Michigan, North Carolina and UConn, are in ... The post Report: IU basketball in discussions to join eight-team “Diamond Cup” in 2027-28 season appeared first on Inside the Hall | Indiana Hoosiers Basketball News, Recruiting and Analysis .
In an official statement, Kevin Willard said, “This is a great opportunity for two elite programs to start a kid series and play home and home.” The addition of Kansas to the out-of-conference schedule leaves Villanova with neutral site games against Notre Dame (in Rome) and Wisconsin (Xfinity Mobile Arena), a home game against Michigan, […]
There's been plenty to say about the 2026 high school recruiting class, with the top overall prospect, Tyran Stokes, spurning Mark Pope's Kentucky program in favor of a Nike-Adidas cross-dress with Bill Self's program over at Kansas University. But a BYU
As you’ve probably heard, Bill Self landed the top recruit in the country Tuesday night. That comes in the form of Tyran Stokes, a 6’7, 240 pound “point forward” type of player who will likely be considered the team’s starting small forward. Stokes is a beast, physically. He has the build to overpower defenders even […]
Yesterday was a busy day for UNC basketball. Michael Malone had three players publicly commit to come to Chapel Hill next year in roughly an eight-hour span. First, Utah point guard Terrence Brown chose UNC over fellow blueblood contenders Kansas and Kentucky. Shortly afterwards, N.C. State freshman guard Matt Able chose to play at UNC […]