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While top-ranked 2026 prospect and Jayhawks target Tyran Stokes was rumored to be considering a reclass, he has seemingly decided to stick around for his final season of high school basketball.

The Kansas Jayhawks have filled 11 of 14 possible scholarships for their 2025-26 roster. Even with most of the top talent off the board, Bill Self still has work to do in terms of roster construction.

Following a busy few weeks of official visits, the Kansas football staff has secured the services of another 2026 football prospect: tight end Kevin Sullivan.

The Kansas Jayhawks remain involved with several top prospects, including 5-star guard Ikenna Alozie. In a recent On3 interview, Alozie revealed his plans to take an official visit to KU in June.

Stokes has not committed to a program, but the No. 1 college basketball recruit was in Lexington for an official visit with Mark Pope and the Kentucky Wildcats, per Travis Branham, this past weekend.

Nginyu “Gee” Ngala, a 5-foot-11, 180-pound point guard from Montreal, Canada, will play basketball at Kansas this season, his ...

Leipold said the Jayhawks will practice in their rejuvenated stadium for the first time on Friday, Aug. 1. He had previously ...

Kansas coach Bill Self promotes Lexi Price to basketball operations after a disappointing season and staff shakeup.

The Jayhawks have already announced a replacement for their director of basketball operations.