KU picked to tie for 2nd in Big 12 preseason poll
Kansas University earns three first place votes to tie for second behind Baylor in the Big 12 women's basketball preseason poll. The Jayhawks rise from last year and build on a WNIT runner up finish and Danielle McCray’s preseason player of the year nod.
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Kohn Shines as Late Night Hopeful on Senior Night
Guard Kohn from Adrian, Michigan, stars in the basketball program’s curtain raiser, dancing and drawing eyes as she contemplates acting beyond college ball. The senior, a 5-9 guard who started 31 games as a freshman, reflects on her growth under coach Bonnie Henrickson and hints at Hollywood dreams while cherishing teammates and the Big 12-level competition.
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Wright and Chalmers Reunited Amid Preseason Progress
Wright and Chalmers show promise in preseason with Wright posting 12 points nine rebounds and four assists in 26 minutes and Chalmers solidifying his starting role. Coach Byron Scott praised improvements while noting occasional mental miscues as Wright emphasizes consistency and competitive practice.
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Morningstar reiterates apology amid KU basketball notes
Kansas University junior guard Brady Morningstar repeats his apology after being arrested on suspicion of driving while intoxicated and suspended from first semester games. Teammate Tyshawn Taylor praises support for Morningstar while youth players, practice plans, and Late Night in the Phog details fill the KU update with focus on team dynamics and parental presence around campus.
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No. 2 recruit to be in stands tonight at Late Night
No. 2 ranked Class of 2010 recruit Harrison Barnes will attend Late Night in the Phog with other uncommitted prospects including Josh Selby Deron Lamb and Royce Woolridge. Barnes joins top targets Knight and multiple KU hopefuls as Kansas hosts a starry campus showcase.
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Collins Leads KU While Points Decline Affects Scoring Role
KU guard Sherron Collins, 5-11, weighs a shifted role as a distributor amid lower scoring. Bill Self praises his leadership, noting Collins already is the team’s strongest leader in six seasons. Collins, 23, emphasizes winning and leadership in practice and games. He weighs a potential all-time wins record, needing 36 more to tie Duke’s Shane Battier era, while balancing family and NBA dreams.
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