Will update as people declare for the draft/transfer/commit
ROSTER:
Spoiler!
RETURNING PLAYERS
G Devonte Graham - Sr.
F Sviatoslav Mykhailiuk - Sr.
G Malik Newman - Jr.
G Legerald Vick - Jr.
F Udoka Azubuike - soph.
F Mitch Lightfoot - soph
INCOMING PLAYERS
F Billy Preston - Fr.
6'9" - 240 lb
G Sam Cunliffe - Soph (eligible after first semester)
6'6" - 200 lb
BONUS:
His sister:
G Marcus Garrett - Fr.
6'5" - 180lb
F Jack Whitman - SR.
6'9" - 220 lb
BYE BYE
Frank Mason, National player of the year
Landen Lucas, chased a rebound all the way to Europe
Josh Jackson, Can't wait to be a Boston Celtic Phoenix Sun.
Carlton Bragg, Crazy bitch antics
Dwight Coleby, Transfers gonna transfer, good luck.
UPDATE: Important new dates:
Kansas 2017 Summer Tour - Italy
Spoiler!
Originally Posted by : Wednesday, August 2, 6:30 p.m. (11:30 a.m. Central)
Kansas vs. Stella Azzurra, HSC (Rome)
Thursday, August 3, 6:30 p.m. (11:30 a.m. Central)
Kansas vs. Players Group, HSC (Rome)
Saturday, August 5, 7 p.m. (Noon Central)
Kansas vs. Players Group, PalaSport Enrico Somaschini
Sunday, August 6, 7 p.m. (Noon Central)
Kansas vs. Italy All Star A2, PalaSport Enrico Somaschini
Originally Posted by BWillie:
We sure took alot against Oregon and missed.
So take more and make them.
Originally Posted by :
Would be nice to be able to win in many different ways.
Would be, but this isn't the team for that. Fortunately, more threes is the best and most efficient way to play basketball these days.
Originally Posted by :
Getting De Sousa officially would be a massive help, and good news, James Sosinski is now practicing with the team per Self.
Sosinski is a 6'8'' Tight End on the KU football team. Last year he played JUCO at South Mountain Community College averaging 20ppg and 13rpg. Was recruiting by many D1 teams including Washington State. Could be some short term help if the Preston situation doesn't get sorted out.
We sure struggled to score against that super long Kentucky team.
Sounds like practice fodder. They need De Sousa for some depth. [Reply]
Sounds like practice fodder. They need De Sousa for some depth.
Probably is, but I keep thinking it would be fun to get a guy like Julius Peppers was at UNC. I was too young to pay attention to if he helped the team at all, but my fucking god it was fun to watch him just end people. He was a man playing at a middleschool game. :-) [Reply]
De Sousa doesn't look like a done deal for this year.
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KU basketball signee Silvio De Sousa, a 6-foot-9 senior forward from IMG Academy in Bradenton, Fla., still has some work to do before he can be ruled eligible to play in second semester games for the Jayhawks.
De Sousa on Saturday will take a standardized test for a final time this semester and needs to improve his score, which will be matched with his performance in core courses to see if he’s eligible.
If not eligible to play in games, De Sousa might not enroll at KU until June.
That’s because if he arrives in December and can’t play in games, he would not be eligible to play in games until second semester of the 2018-19 season. If he stays at IMG or heads to junior college, he’d be eligible at the start of next season. [Reply]
Originally Posted by BigRedChief:
De Sousa doesn't look like a done deal for this year.
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KU basketball signee Silvio De Sousa, a 6-foot-9 senior forward from IMG Academy in Bradenton, Fla., still has some work to do before he can be ruled eligible to play in second semester games for the Jayhawks.
De Sousa on Saturday will take a standardized test for a final time this semester and needs to improve his score, which will be matched with his performance in core courses to see if he’s eligible.
If not eligible to play in games, De Sousa might not enroll at KU until June.
That’s because if he arrives in December and can’t play in games, he would not be eligible to play in games until second semester of the 2018-19 season. If he stays at IMG or heads to junior college, he’d be eligible at the start of next season.
Originally Posted by KC_Connection:
Nobody quit anything. Wiggins just wasn't that good. And despite the contract, he still isn't.
You should read Jason King's new book. I read an excerpt that said Wiggins didn't want to get injured before the NBA and that affected his play. That's why Josh Jackson was so much better. Josh wanted to win, badly. [Reply]
Originally Posted by Lzen:
You should read Jason King's new book. I read an excerpt that said Wiggins didn't want to get injured before the NBA and that affected his play. That's why Josh Jackson was so much better. Josh wanted to win, badly.
Wiggins isn't any diff in the pros tho, so I don't buy that explanation at all.
He is just an inefficient athletic freak who never had to learn to shoot or dribble (hence penetrate the lane), so he didn't. [Reply]