Kansas Crimson

https://www.cbssports.com/college-baske ... -25-and-1/

"An NCAA official told CBS Sports on Tuesday that at least six schools will receive notices of allegations featuring Level I violations this summer. It's possible, if not probable, Kansas will be one of them. So a bumpy mess, in some form, could be in the Jayhawks' future.
The present is still good, though.
All things considered, it's been a nice June for KU."

"First, Iowa graduate transfer Isaiah Moss committed to the Jayhawks and provided them with an experienced and accomplished perimeter threat — evidence being that the 6-foot-5 guard averaged 9.2 points and 1.8 assists in 24.1 minutes per game last season while shooting 42.1% from the 3-point line. His addition was enough to push Kansas into the top 10 of the 2019-20 CBS Sports Top 25 And 1 college basketball rankings. Then, fast-forward to Tuesday, and four-star prospect Jalen Wilson also committed to the Jayhawks. He's a 6-8 forward who was previously signed with Michigan. He'll add talent, versatility and depth to Bill Self's roster. So now Kansas is up to No. 5 in the Top 25 And 1..."

“if not probable...”

based on what?

So... AAs?

I go...
Howard
Blackshear
Wiseman
Winston
Dotson

Feels like I am missing some obvious one(s). Just going off memory.

Jordan Nwora.

Nice (I found it interesting) story on Reef O'Neal in/on Bleacher Report.
Not sure why the link to the story won't show up when I put it on here.

https://bleacherreport.com

https://www.espn.com/mens-college-baske ... rly-top-25


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"Bill Self had to remake this roster over the course of the offseason, including some surprising moves (Quentin Grimes leaving, Silvio De Sousa getting cleared, Isaiah Moss flipping from Arkansas to the Jayhawks), but he's got the pieces to compete for a title. Devon Dotson is one of the premier point guards in the country, and Udoka Azubuike is a dominant force down low when he's healthy and on the floor. There's a ton of depth in Lawrence, too. One key could be the emergence of David McCormack as an alternative and/or depth for Azubuike. McCormack played an extended role after Azubuike's injury last season and posted four double-figure scoring outings in his final seven games. Self will be able to mix and match as he pleases this season."

Also Bracketology!

http://www.espn.com/mens-college-basket ... acketology

Could the NCAA have picked worse cities to host the round/s of 64 and 32 games?

Paul1 wrote: ↑Thu Sep 12, 2019 1:38 pm Could the NCAA have picked worse cities to host the round/s of 64 and 32 games?

Yes, Wichita.

Fuck it. Make the NCAA hand the 2020 NCAA trophy to Bill Self.

Watch the ncaa take years to make a decision, then vacate all victories in which Silvio played, including this upcoming season after they cleared him, again.

KU w/ 3 first place votes.

https://twitter.com/SportsCenter/status ... 66049?s=20

I am really surprised Mich State got 60 of the 65 first place votes.

This is why the Champions Classic is great.

3 KU v 4 Duke right off the bat.

That and the Maui Invitational this year has a KU/Michigan State collision course.

What a schedule.

And then we get Kentucky in Allen in January.

Oh, wait, nevermind, ESPN decided to have us play a middle of the road football school.

4 Duke
Possibly 1 Michigan State
10 Nova
13 Texas Tech
16 Baylor

I'd bet another B12 team winds up in the top 25.

Ken doesn't like us nearly as much:
https://kenpom.com/

Hopefully Och, Moss and Braun can bring some shooting but KenPom probably has us pegged right on offense.

I bet his numbers end up looking too conservative on defense and we will end up top 5 overall because the D rank will be great.

Agree.
We ended up adjD of 17th last season with a busted Dok and a shrug it off on defense Dedric Lawson.
All the impact defenders return.

We should finish top 10.

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