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1 – Dajuan Harris Jr. – Harris showed what he’s made of by responding to an awful game in every way against Tennessee four days earlier with this gem in the Jayhawks’ 87-55 win over Texas Southern. It might not have wowed you. And Kansas coach Bill Self said his expectations for Harris and Harris’ own standards are so high that it takes a lot for him to really stand out. But he did in this one by reminding everyone just how big his impact he can be when he’s actually on the floor.
Topeka — Now that college athletes are allowed to make money from their names, images and likenesses, some University of Kansas men’s basketball players are already hoping to take advantage of the opportunity. The NCAA’s interim NIL policy, which took effect Thursday, lets players make money through a variety of avenues, such as social media posts, autograph sales or advertisements.
Associated Press Drake's Joseph Yesufu celebrates late in the second half of a First Four game against Wichita State in the NCAA men's college basketball tournament Thursday, March 18, 2021, at Mackey Arena in West Lafayette, Ind. Drake won 53-52. (AP Photo/Robert Franklin) Advertisement The Kansas men’s basketball program once again has all of its scholarships currently spoken for, thanks to a Wednesday commitment from Drake transfer Joseph Yesufu.
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