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sports1 year ago

"Self Denounces False Narrative Surrounding McCullar Injury on Social Media"

Kansas coach Bill Self issued a social media statement condemning what he described as a "false narrative" surrounding guard Kevin McCullar Jr.'s injury, clarifying that McCullar had worked tirelessly in rehab but ultimately could not play due to a bone bruise. Self's initial comments had sparked a social media backlash, but McCullar and other Jayhawks players supported him, emphasizing the effort he had put into trying to return to the court.

via KUsports|
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sports1 year ago

Kansas' March Madness Hopes Dashed as Kevin McCullar Jr. Ruled Out

Kansas star guard Kevin McCullar Jr. has been ruled out for the NCAA Tournament due to a lingering knee injury, effectively ending his collegiate career. Despite his efforts to return to playing at a high level, the pain from a bone bruise in his knee has not subsided enough for him to compete. McCullar expressed his devastation at not being able to help his team during this crucial time but will continue to support them as they compete in the tournament.

via New York Post |
#injury#kansas#kevin-mccullar-jr
sports1 year ago

Kansas' Leading Scorer Kevin McCullar Jr. Ruled Out of NCAA Tournament

Kansas guard Kevin McCullar Jr. will not play in the NCAA Tournament due to a knee bone bruise, with coach Bill Self confirming his absence. Despite McCullar's significant contributions this season, his efficiency declined due to the injury, and he will now have to impact the game from the sidelines. Center Hunter Dickinson, on the other hand, is in good shape for the tournament. Either Nick Timberlake or Elmarko Jackson will replace McCullar in the starting lineup for the tournament opener against Samford.

via KUsports|
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sports1 year ago

Kansas' Kevin McCullar Jr. sidelined for NCAA Tournament due to knee injury

Kansas' leading scorer, Kevin McCullar Jr., will miss the NCAA Tournament due to a knee injury, impacting the team's chances. With McCullar out, Kansas faces a tough matchup against Samford, known for its up-tempo style and deep bench. The absence of McCullar puts pressure on other players, particularly big man Hunter Dickinson, and highlights Kansas' lack of depth. Coach Bill Self will need to rely on a short bench and make strategic adjustments to compensate for McCullar's absence.

via CBS Sports|
#injury#kansas#kevin-mccullar-jr
sports1 year ago

"Kansas' Kevin McCullar Jr. sidelined for NCAA tournament, fans react"

Kansas star Kevin McCullar Jr. will miss the NCAA tournament due to a knee injury, despite efforts to return to playing condition. His absence is a significant blow to the team, as he was a key player and one of the top performers in the country. Meanwhile, teammate Hunter Dickinson, who suffered a dislocated shoulder, is expected to be available for the tournament.

via ESPN Australia|
#basketball#injury#kansas
sports1 year ago

"Bill Self Provides Health Updates on Kansas Players Dickinson and McCullar"

Kansas basketball coach Bill Self expects Kevin McCullar Jr. and Hunter Dickinson to return for the NCAA tournament, with Dickinson already practicing and McCullar expected to join soon. Their availability will greatly impact the team's performance, especially in shooting, as they prepare to face Samford in the round of 64.

via The Topeka Capital-Journal|
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sports1 year ago

"Kansas Basketball's Struggles Continue: Self Ejected in Historic Loss"

The Kansas men’s basketball team faces the possibility of playing without Kevin McCullar Jr. for a third straight game due to a knee injury, impacting the team's performance. With ongoing injuries and illnesses, the team's depth is being tested. The upcoming game against Oklahoma also sees the Sooners dealing with injury issues, as they were without key players in their recent loss to Baylor.

via KUsports|
#basketball#injuries#kansas
sports2 years ago

Kevin McCullar Jr. solidifies Kansas as preseason No. 1 team with return for 2023-24 season.

Kevin McCullar Jr. has announced his decision to return to the Kansas Jayhawks for the 2023-24 college basketball season, further solidifying their position as the preseason No. 1 team. With McCullar back on board, the Jayhawks are now the favorites in the betting markets to win the 2024 NCAA Tournament. The team's possible starting lineup includes three returning starters, a top-10 recruiting class, and Naismith Memorial Hall of Famer Bill Self as the coach.

via CBS Sports|
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sports2 years ago

Kevin McCullar Jr.'s Return to Kansas Boosts Jayhawks' Preseason Ranking.

Kevin McCullar Jr. will return to Kansas for his final year of eligibility after declaring for the NBA Draft and participating in the NBA Combine. The redshirt senior transferred from Texas Tech and started 33 of 34 games for the Jayhawks last season, averaging 10.7 points, 7 rebounds, and 2.4 assists per contest. McCullar is a two-time Naismith Defensive Player of the Year semifinalist and one of the best defenders in college basketball. His return is a huge lift to KU's defense and lineup versatility, but he needs to show improvement in his 3-point shooting to grow his professional stock.

via The Athletic|
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sports2 years ago

Kevin McCullar Jr. boosts Jayhawks' expectations with return for final season.

Kansas guard Kevin McCullar Jr. is returning for the 2023-24 season after going through the NBA Draft Combine. McCullar is a proven commodity who will further boost a Kansas team that was already ranked No. 1 in Gary Parrish's Top 25 And 1 ahead of this season. The Jayhawks lost leading scorers Jalen Wilson and Gradey Dick to the NBA Draft after a 28-8 season in which they won the outright Big 12 regular-season title.

via CBS Sports|
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sports2 years ago

Kevin McCullar Jr. to Play Super-Senior Season at Kansas

Kevin McCullar Jr., a redshirt senior guard at Kansas, has announced that he will return to the team for the 2023-24 season, despite declaring for the NBA Draft and participating in the recent NBA Combine. A three-time All-Big 12 selection and two-time Naismith Defensive Player of the Year semifinalist, McCullar is expected to provide leadership and defensive prowess for the Jayhawks in his final year of eligibility.

via Kansas Jayhawks|
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sports2 years ago

Kansas basketball team arrives in Des Moines with uncertain coaching status.

Kansas men's basketball coach Bill Self arrived in Des Moines for the NCAA Tournament separately from the team due to his recent hospitalization, and his status for Thursday's game against Howard is "day to day." Senior guard Kevin McCullar Jr. practiced with the team and showed no ill effects from back spasms. Assistant coach Norm Roberts has been leading the team in Self's absence and emphasized the importance of focus and attention to detail. The Jayhawks will conduct an open practice on Wednesday and meet with the media.

via KUsports|
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