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I hope so...because so far the pickings been slim...I really hope Dok and Grimes stay. I realize Dedric is gone...

No way Grimes is going. I bet Dok stays too. He did not show the NBA scouts what he needed to. Lawson is gone, but I am good with that. He was fairly soft, and for the type of player he was he couldn't shoot the 3. I think KU had some injuries and some mismatched players last year. Time to reboot building around the young kids, and build a team that makes sense.

If someone says that Grimes will be a first rounder or early second rounder in the draft, then he will go. Dok is in the same category. Would we blame Dok for going since he is injury prone?

No...but for the same reason why would any NBA team risk a draft pick for him. Embiid had a tremendous higher upside...I forget what pick he was but it was top 10...Dok might be 50th at best.

Ask ya all a question.....Who was better as a freshmen, Selby or Grimes? Selby left for the draft, and never was seen again......Could this be Grimes?

Grimes..He tried at least...Selby was a no show except for the Indiana game...and Grimes wasnt #1 Rivals...Selby probably the biggest bust ever as a touted recruit...

Kansas is far from done though, between transfers and uncommitted 2019 recruits.

Five-star Matthew Hurt has been a major target of KU for a while, and is set to decide later this month. His fellow McDonald’s All-American Precious Achiuwa is also reportedly considering Kansas, but remains uncommitted.

Christina Lucci

Holy Christus,
Are you a back surgeon, Maximus? If not send her to me, I'll take care of that without the surgery, of course.

2 inches and 15 seconds wont cover that little man...lol

It's looking like we are need of some Darrell Arthur type intervention to get any of them at this point!

Grimes and Self NBA marketing for 5 Star Feature: Precious Achiuwa - Montverde Academy Forward

The latest graduate transfer news involves a player coming to visit the KU men's basketball program in Lawrence.

TJ Holyfield, who last played for Stephen F. Austin, came out with a list of schools he will visit as he looks to transfer from the university. Among that list was the University of Kansas, which has found itself in a final five of sorts.

"Happy to announce I'll be visiting Kansas University!" Holyfield tweeted.

Miami, Oregon, Texas Tech and Illinois are the other four in Holyfield's five, and he said he plans to visit each school. He did not play last season while recovering from an injury, and thus he is a graduate transfer with one year left to play.


Stephen F. Austin’s T.J. Holyfield Holyfield is an Albuquerque native that stands at 6-8, 220 and put up 12.9 points, 6.4 rebounds, 1.1 steals, and 1.3 blocks per game in ’17-18.