LAWRENCE — Bryson Tiller is still looking forward to his first game action with Kansas basketball, after enrolling early last season.. Tiller, who initially signed with the Jayhawks’ 2025 ...

Tiller also got a firsthand view of last season’s team on the bench. Last season’s Jayhawks, ranked No. 1 in the preseason, ...

Kansas basketball coach Bill Self has described Bryson Tiller as someone who can become a professional athlete, and he should be healthy again soon.

Kansas Jayhawks forward Bryson Tiller uses one word to describe his game at its best: dominance. The freshman hasn’t played much basketball in the last 15 months because of a nagging ankle injury.

Three international big man recruits headline the Jayhawks’ top recruiting targets. Which player will Bill Self and Kansas land?

Kansas basketball continues to prepare for the upcoming season. Here are some takeaways from what coach Bill Self had to say ...

The Kansas Jayhawks have done a good job of recruiting lately. Their most notable addition is Darryn Peterson, who, according to 247Sports, is the No. 1-ranked recruit in the nation.

The Kansas men’s basketball team’s long search for a backup big man has resulted in a significant signing. Paul Mbiya, a ...

He arrived on the Kansas Jayhawks at the semester break last year. Could he be a key player on this year’s team?