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Injured Kansas Jayhawks seniors Hunter Dickinson and Kevin McCullar will not play in this week’s Big 12 men’s basketball tournament but should be back for the first game of the NCAA Tournament ...
Kansas guard Kevin McCullar, who has missed significant time due to a bone bruise in his left knee, won’t play in the NCAA Tournament, coach Bill Self announced on Tuesday. “Kevin is not going ...
Self has said Dickinson and senior guard Kevin McCullar should be available for the NCAA Tournament. The Jayhawks open the Tournament with a first-round matchup against Samford on Thursday night ...
“The draw is hard, but the draw for any four-seed is hard,” Self said. “You’re going to play a team that can beat you in the first round and you’re going to obviously play either team in the second round that can beat you. So, yeah, the draw is hard, but I don’t look at it as being a positive or negative. I look at it being what it ...
Kansas graduate senior guard Kevin McCullar Jr. (15) is acknowledged following the Sunflower Showdown game inside Allen Fieldhouse on March 5, 2024.
On May 19, 2022, McCullar announced he was transferring to Kansas while also remaining in the NBA draft. [10] On June 1, 2022, McCullar removed himself from the NBA Draft and announced he would be playing for the Jayhawks. [11] As a senior, he was named to the Third Team All-Big 12 as well as the All-Defensive Team. [12]
Kevin McCullar Jr., the Jayhawks' leading scorer, has been ruled out for the entire NCAA tournament due to a knee injury, head coach Bill Self announced Tuesday. Kansas, a No. 4 seed in the ...
Kansas guard Kevin McCullar Jr. has been ruled out of the NCAA Tournament because of a bone bruise on his knee that caused him to miss six of the past 12 games, including the Jayhawks' one-and ...