Former Kansas Jayhawks men’s basketball player KJ Adams continues to recover from an Achilles injury. He’s out of college ...

The former Jayhawk tore his Achilles in March, but will remain with the team while rehabbing during the 2025–26 season ...

Bill Self and the Kansas Jayhawks provided a big injury update on KJ Adams. Adams tore his Achilles in the Jayhawks’ first-round matchup against the Arkansas Razorbacks on March 20 in the NCAA ...

She was so proud of KJ and the entire Kansas basketball program ... Self’s statement did not address when Adams will rejoin the team. The Jayhawks open the Maui Invitational on Monday against ...

Late in the second half of Thursday's game, KJ Adams Jr. exited the ... Arkansas dominated Kansas, outscoring the Jayhawks 15-5. The nature of Adams' injury looked serious.

Kansas Jayhawks guard Zeke Mayo (5) celebrates with forward KJ Adams (24) during a timeout against the UCF Knights at Allen Fieldhouse on Jan. 28, 2025. Denny Medley Imagn Images Adams ...

The Kansas Jayhawks are poised for a bounce-back season ... One of those returners is big man KJ Adams. The Austin, Tex. native helped lift the Jayhawks to a National Championship as a freshman ...

LAWRENCE — Kansas basketball coach Bill Self knows ... he noted that without question junior forward KJ Adams Jr. became the choice for the honor. Adams, a regular starter and a Big 12 ...

One sleeper might be right under our noses at a Blue Blood program like the University of Kansas. KJ Adams Jr. is not widely ... at all despite helping the Jayhawks win a National Championship ...

KJ Adams saw his playing career end with Kansas basketball with the 2024-25 season. However, he is set to join the team for ...

The dog part. The other, he’s got down pat. A player the Jayhawks trusted even as a freshman KJ Adams is hardly the lead dog on a Kansas team that beat Kentucky and Kansas State to snap a three ...

KJ Adams has played in some unforgettable games and experienced numerous ear-rattling ovations from the home crowd in his two-plus seasons as a Kansas Jayhawks men’s basketball player.