The Kansas basketball team made another addition to its 2026-27 roster on Saturday by flipping former Columbia commit Atticus Richmond.

Kansas' projected starting center, Charleston transfer Christian Reeves, could miss time to open the season.

Kansas landed an impact transfer on Thursday with the addition of Dennis Parker Jr., but what will his role be as a Jayhawk?

The 2026-27 Kansas basketball roster got some much needed depth and experience with the addition of Radford transfer Dennis Parker Jr.

Thanks to the recent addition of No. 1 recruit Tyran Stokes, the Kansas Jayhawks now own one of the top 2026 recruiting classes in college basketball.

Landing a commitment from K-State transfer Abdi Bashir Jr. would nearly cap off Bill Self and Kansas' 2026 offseason.

Kansas is one of the schools to watch in the recruitment of Malachi Jordan, a top-ranked forward in the Class of 2027.

This analyst is not fond of how Bill Self and Kansas have approached the 2026 offseason despite the program's multiple impact moves.

Kansas commit Tyran Stokes maintained his standing as the No. 1 player in the country in the final edition of the Rivals150.

These are the biggest strengths of each transfer portal addition the Kansas basketball program has made this offseason.

Here are three transfers Bill Self and Kansas could add to the 2026-27 roster to bolster the Jayhawks' bench.

Former Kansas guard Melvin Council Jr. has an opportunity to make a name for himself at the NBA G League Combine.

Bill Self and Kansas have reportedly reached out to a prolific scoring transfer who was implicated in an investigation into sports gambling last year.

According to the college basketball analytics website Evan Miya, these will be Kansas' five most impactful players in the 2026-27 season.

Bill Self talked about what he likes about Charleston transfer Christian Reeves, who is likely Kansas' next starting center.

See why landing No. 1 recruit Tyran Stokes ranks as one of the most significant recruiting accomplishments of the Bill Self era at Kansas.

Even after adding top-ranked 2026 recruit Tyran Stokes, national outlets are not sold on the 2026-27 Kansas basketball team.

Kansas landed big man Grant Mordini on Thursday evening, likely completing its freshman group for the Class of 2026.

The Kansas Jayhawks are in pursuit of talented three-point shooter Abdi Bashir Jr. who is transferring from rival Kansas State.

Now that Tyran Stokes is a Jayhawk, head coach Bill Self and Kansas must pivot back to the transfer portal to round out the 2026-27 roster.

In a highly unlikely scenario, Kansas could lose one of its three transfer portal acquisitions to the NBA if he decides to stay in the draft.

While Tyran Stokes announced he was committing to the University of Kansas yesterday, he may have internally made that decision weeks prior.

Kansas likely has its starting rotation set following the massive commitment from top-ranked 2026 prospect Tyran Stokes.

No. 1 recruit Tyran Stokes commits to Kansas, giving Bill Self and the Jayhawks the nation's top 2026 recruiting class in college basketball.