***** Official ‘25/‘26 KU Men's Basketball Repository Thread *****

[chiefqueen]

Originally Posted by BWillie

With a blown ACL?

One of the things being considered is the NCAA giving ALL athletes 5 years (regardless of sport). If the NCAA "grandfathers" those who entered college in 2021 & did not redshirt then KJ could take a redshirt next year and play in 2026-27.

[Fansy the Famous Bard]

Originally Posted by chiefqueen

One of the things being considered is the NCAA giving ALL athletes 5 years (regardless of sport). If the NCAA "grandfathers" those who entered college in 2021 & did not redshirt then KJ could take a redshirt next year and play in 2026-27.

Your post is the equivalent to walking into a room full of people, dropping a stink-bomb and then exiting. It might be funny, but you also might get cut.

[KC_Connection]

Originally Posted by Fansy the Famous Bard

Your post is the equivalent to walking into a room full of people, dropping a stink-bomb and then exiting. It might be funny, but you also might get cut.

Wait until the judges just scrap eligibility rules entirely considering college sports are quasi-professional now.

KJ will then play here forever; he'll be bringing the energy and bricking 10 footers well into his 40s.

[BWillie]

Originally Posted by KC_Connection

Wait until the judges just scrap eligibility rules entirely considering college sports are quasi-professional now.

KJ will then play here forever; he'll be bringing the energy and bricking 10 footers well into his 40s.

It will be an honor to bring my KJ avatar back.

[RedinTexas]

Originally Posted by chiefqueen

One of the things being considered is the NCAA giving ALL athletes 5 years (regardless of sport). If the NCAA "grandfathers" those who entered college in 2021 & did not redshirt then KJ could take a redshirt next year and play in 2026-27.

If he keeps that up, he'll approach Morningstar's record.