Following a long and eventful offseason, Bill Self has put together a promising roster for the 2025–26 Kansas Jayhawks. Led by incoming freshman Darryn Peterson, rim-protecting big man Flory Bidunga, and a group of seasoned transfers, KU remains somewhat of a mystery but holds the potential to be one of the strongest teams in the Big 12. While Kansas likely put the finishing touches on its roster with the addition of Canadian point guard Nginyu Ngala last week, it still has one more scholarship to fill if Self decides he wants another player. That’s why it was eye-opening when former DePaul and UTEP guard Ahamad Bynum re-entered the transfer portal this week. After pledging to the Southern Indiana Screaming Eagles two months ago, Bynum backed out of his commitment and is back on the open market. A 6-foot-3 guard, Bynum is a prolific 3-point shooter who averaged 10.3 points on 44.4% shooting from beyond the arc in 2024-25 at UTEP. Kansas was first linked to Bynum in April when The Kansas City Star interviewedRead More
Former Kansas Basketball Transfer Target Decommits From Previous School
