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Bill Self’s Kansas has lost 10 players from the current roster. Flory Bidunga committed to Louisville, Bryson Tiller joined Missouri, Jamari McDowell transferred to Wake Forest, and Samis Calderon committed to Butler. Paul Mbiya and Jayden Dawson have also entered the transfer portal. As for Darryn Peterson, he is set to get picked in the first […]
Flory Bidunga and Bryson Tiller both decided to enter the transfer portal after playing the 2025-26 college basketball season at Kansas. The former threw heavy shade at the latter for his commitment. No matter how much fans in Lawrence don’t like him, he still looks better than his former teammate… To leave one college basketball […] The post Ex-Kansas Basketball Star Flory Bidunga Takes Vicious Shot At Former Teammate For Being A Rat appeared first on BroBible.
In a rare Border War twist, the Missouri Tigers landed a marquee transfer on Thursday by flipping former Kansas forward target Bryson Tiller from the Jayhawks. Tiller, a 6-foot-11, 240-pound redshirt freshman, started 31 of 35 games for Kansas in the 2025-26 season, averaging 7.9 points, 6.1 rebounds, 1.0 assist, and 1.3 blocks in 25.9 […] The post Missouri Tigers flip Kansas forward to other side of Border War rivalry appeared first on ClutchPoints.
Kansas basketball is addressing its early March Madness exit through a roster rebuild. That includes watching more than Darryn Peterson head for the NBA Draft. Bryson Tiller was a coveted target for Arizona, but Missouri and Miami are gaining steam. Joe Tipton of On3/Rivals revealed the College Basketball Transfer Portal intel there Wednesday. Including how […] The post Kansas transfer spurns Arizona as Missouri, Miami pull ahead appeared first on ClutchPoints.
Tommy Lloyd's Arizona Wildcats are targeting Nikolas Khamenia, Bryson Tiller, and others in the transfer portal window.
Bryson Tiller has reportedly been favoring several teams. Where could he land from the transfer portal?
Bill Self and the Kansas Jayhawks finished the college basketball season on a sour note. Entering the NCAA Tournament as the No. 4 seed in the East Region, Kansas picked up a first-round win over the No. 13 California Baptist Lancers. However, their path to a national championship was cut short ...
