Bill Self explained why he decided to recruit Radford transfer Dennis Parker Jr. to the Jayhawks in an official statement.

Kansas could still use another bench piece or two in the transfer portal, but are the Jayhawks willing to expand their NIL budget for more depth?

The Jayhawks continue to replenish their backcourt this offseason, and they're adding a mid-major guard who averaged 18.3 points last season.

Kansas landed an impact transfer on Thursday with the addition of Dennis Parker Jr., but what will his role be as a Jayhawk?

The 2026-27 Kansas basketball roster got some much needed depth and experience with the addition of Radford transfer Dennis Parker Jr.

It was a nice addition for the Jayhawks.

The Kansas Jayhawks made another addition to their transfer portal class on Thursday. After being eliminated in the second round of the NCAA Tournament by the St. John's Red Storm, Bill Self and his staff have been hit hard by the portal. Kansas has lost nine players to the transfer portal, with contributors such as center Flory Bidunga (Louisville Cardinals), forward Bryson Tiller (Missouri Tigers) and guard Melvin Council (uncommitted) all leaving.

Radford transfer guard Dennis Parker Jr. has committed to Kansas, he told On3. The 6-foot-6 junior averaged 18.3 points and 5.9 rebounds per game this season, while shooting 48.4% from the field and nearly 38% from three. Parker exploded for 53 points, knocking down 10 threes, in a game against Coppin State this year, the […]

Radford junior Dennis Parker Jr. will enter the 2026 …