KJ Adams Jr. made his highly anticipated return to the court for Kansas basketball against UCF after missing several games due to a shoulder injury he sustained in the Iowa State game on January 15th. His return was a boost for the Jayhawks, who were looking to bounce back from a tough loss to Houston.

After missing three straight games because of a shoulder injury, Kansas senior forward KJ Adams returned to play 26 minutes in Tuesday’s 91-87 victory over UCF at Allen Fieldhouse.

Feb. 1 vs. Baylor is a “reasonable projection” on a potential return for the injured Kansas forward KJ Adams, Jayhawks head coach Bill Self told ESPN’s Pete Thamel. Self cautioned that Adams, who injured his shoulder against Iowa State on Jan.

Adams, known for his tough defense and hustle, has been a massive piece of Kansas’ rotation this season. Averaging 8.2 points, 4.6 rebounds, and 2.3 assists per game, the senior from Austin, Texas, brings energy and leadership that the Jayhawks will undoubtedly miss during this stretch of Big 12 play.

Kansas basketball is getting closer to full strength. KJ Adams is close to returning to the Jayhawks from an injury.

Bill Self shared his frustration over how Kansas competed — while also noting concern for KJ Adams’ shoulder injury.

Kansas senior forward KJ Adams hurt his shoulder during the Jayhawks’ 74-57 loss to Iowa State, and head coach Bill Self said on Wednesday night he wasn’t sure of the severity of the injury. Adams collided hard with ISU guard Demarion Watson while going for a steal near the baseline in the

Kansas basketball earned a win on Saturday at home vs rival Kansas State. Here’s more on how, and why that reason will matter a lot moving forward.