Although the 2026-27 college basketball season has yet to begin, that hasn’t stopped basketball pundits from trying to project who will go No. 1 overall in the 2027 NBA Draft.
The most intriguing addition Lance Leipold and Kansas football made to the offense this offseason was running back Dylan Edwards. Although the Jayhawks weren't able to land him the first or second time they pursued him, Edwards eventually made his way to Lawrence through the transfer portal after leaving in-state rival K-State.
The Kansas basketball program had high hopes for Overtime Elite product Javon Bardwell, who was viewed as a potential starting forward on the 2027-28 Jayhawks.
When highly touted prospect Javon Bardwell committed to Kansas last October, he was thought to be a monumental addition to the Jayhawks' 2027 class. However, it appears that the Overtime Elite product won't be playing any games in the crimson and blue after all.
It's not often you see the Kansas Jayhawks on the wrong end of a recruiting transaction in the world of college basketball.
Everyone remembers when Louisville pulled out the big guns to acquire Flory Bidunga from Kansas in the transfer portal. The Jayhawks didn't want to lose their two-year center, but it was hard to justify matching the Cardinals' supposed NIL offer of north of $5 million for the upcoming campaign.
With the 2026 football season approaching, all eyes in Lawrence are on the Jayhawks' Week 2 rematch with Missouri in the Border Showdown. However, the Jayhawks have one obstacle to overcome before they can attempt to get their revenge on their cross-state rivals.
While the Kansas football team's defense does have holes, a few position groups are looking extremely promising heading into the new season. One unit that is giving Jayhawk fans hope about this defense is the linebacker corps.
While the Kansas football program had an eventful offseason in the transfer portal, it is also relying on several returning contributors to step up and break out in the upcoming season.
Over the past two seasons in which the Kansas football program has failed to reach bowl eligibility, there has been no shortage of fans calling for head coach Lance Leipold's job.
Paul Mbiya is a native of the Democratic Republic of Congo and decided to take the college basketball route after playing the 2024-25 season with ASVEL Basket in the EuroLeague and LNB Élite.
The state of the Kansas football quarterback room going into the 2026 campaign is grim. A proclaimed two-man battle between Cole Ballard and Isaiah Marshall may not even be a real competition, as head coach Lance Leipold recently said he plans to use both QBs throughout the season in different packages.
As the 2026-27 Kansas basketball season approaches, the Jayhawks are ramping up their practices and continuing to train together. However, incoming freshman Tyran Stokes is now working with one of the world's most famous shooting coaches as he looks to put the world of college basketball on notice.
On Tuesday, it was announced that the Kansas basketball program has agreed to a five-year extension with Players Era. The extension allows KU to continue participating in the annual Players Era Festival in Las Vegas, Nevada, through the 2030-31 season.
Nobody in their right mind would argue if you told them Tyran Stokes is an incredibly gifted player. After all, they don't hand out the title of No. 1 recruit in an entire class to just anyone.
Lagerald Vick, a former Kansas basketball player, faces serious charges. Police arrested him in Memphis, per KSNT. He stood accused of attempted murder.
Former Kansas men’s basketball player Lagerald Vick was arrested on Saturday in Memphis, Tennessee and has been charged with attempted first degree murder, as well as using a firearm during the commission of a dangerous felony, according to court records.
Peterson seems to be drawing the line in the sand at pick No. 1 ahead of the 2026 NBA Draft.
Kansas Jayhawks head basketball coach Bill Self wasn't ready to walk away.
The Kansas Jayhawks are known for their dominance on the basketball court, but head coach Lance Leipold is trying to do something special on the gridiron as well.
Darryn Peterson has long been viewed as one of the top prospects in the 2026 NBA Draft. However, his lone season with the Kansas Jayhawks did not really help him boost his stock.
The 2026-27 college basketball season hasn't even tipped off, but Kentucky Wildcats head coach Mark Pope has already suffered one of his biggest losses.
Tyran Stokes, the No. 1 recruit in the Class of 2026, has decided where he will play in college basketball. Stokes announced on “Inside the NBA” that he is headed to the Kansas Jayhawks, and he made the announcement while holding a 2K video game with himself in a Kansas jersey on the cover.
As expected, Kansas Jayhawks star freshman Darryn Peterson is turning pro.
Kansas Jayhawks head coach Bill Self didn't want to end his storied career with another early March Madness exit.
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