Kansas Jayhawks

Fit over talent? Versatility over production? NBA scouts and execs break down the conversations happening at the top of the draft.

Kansas men's basketball coach Bill Self is set to return for the 2026-27 season, saying in a statement Wednesday that he remains "focused and committed to Kansas" and "competing for a National Championship."

Some losses are understandable in the NCAA tournament. Others will haunt us forever (see: Duke). We rank them all.

Get excited for the 2026 NCAA men's basketball championship by revisiting which teams have the most Final Four appearances in tournament history.

From schedules to rosters, to the elite one-on-one matchups, everything to know about the boys' all-star game.

With NCAA tournament runs over for key programs, here's how next season is taking shape.

Canty and Evan are putting seeds in Michelle's head that Brad Underwood could leave Illinois for Kansas if Bill Self steps down. She is not happy about it. Did Michael Kay call us out yesterday? Mike Tannenbaum joins the show to talk about Myles Garrett's contract and the difference between QB1 and QB2 in the draft. I'm Over It: Pat wants more respect for chocolate pudding! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Kansas coach Bill Self denied rumors that he is planning to retire, telling the Kansas City Star that he remains undecided on his future with the Jayhawks.

From freshman phenoms to seasoned veterans, here are the stars who delivered head-turning performances all season.

Three of college basketball's most storied powers -- North Carolina, Kansas and Kentucky -- appear at a crossroads. What does it say about the state of college basketball?