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The NCAA affords teams extra practices and games before basketball season if they are taking overseas trips. It makes sense considering they will be representing the country when they play against either national teams or foreign colleges and should look as good as they can. They can’t exactly do that with new freshmen joining the team…
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Kansas freshman Josh Jackson is heading to the NBA. Jackson, who led the Jayhawks to the Elite Eight in his lone season in Lawrence, Kan., on Monday announced his intentions to enter the NBA Draft in a statement to the Associated Press. The 6-foot-8 swingman reportedly will sign Wasserman Media Group and be represented by former…
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Coveted Memphis transfers K.J. and Dedric Lawson, brothers who attended their hometown university, plan to enroll at Kansas. Dedric, a sophomore forward, averaged 19.2 points, 9.9 rebounds and 3.3 assists last season. Dedric Lawson was a McDonald's All-American coming out of high school. He committed to Memphis where his father, Keelon Lawson, is on the coaching…
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Kansas guard Devonte' Graham announced Sunday that he is returning for his senior season and not entering the NBA draft. The 6-foot-2 Graham made his announcement on Twitter. "I would just like to announce to all my family, friends, & fans that I'm coming back to school for my senior Yr," Graham wrote. Graham notified coach…
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Kansas guard Frank Mason III added to his impressive trophy case on Friday by being named this year's recipient of the John R. Wooden Award, which is presented to the nation's most outstanding men's basketball player. The announcement was made at ESPN's College Basketball Awards show in Los Angeles. Mason edged fellow Wooden finalists Lonzo Ball…
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Carlton Bragg Jr. arrived at Kansas figuring he'd be the next highly touted recruit to play one college season and head to the NBA. Instead, his path is two years at Kansas and now transferring to another school. After a disappointing sophomore campaign, Bragg announced Thursday that he is leaving the Jayhawks and aiming to start…
