What's next for Kansas? Explaining Jayhawks, Darryn Peterson’s future after March Madness second-round exit
Kansas might have to reset after a fourth consecutive year missing the Sweet 16.
What's next for Kansas? Explaining Jayhawks, Darryn Peterson’s future after March Madness second-round exit originally appeared on The Sporting News . Add The Sporting News as a Preferred Source by clicking here .
It might be hard to believe, but Kansas hasn't played an NCAA Tournament game past the second round since winning the national championship in 2022. That drought will extend at least one more year after Sunday's 67-65 second-round loss to St. John's, which came on a buzzer-beater from Dylan Darling.
An inconsistent offense doomed the Jayhawks, as they couldn't find a rhythm against a stifling Rick Pitino-coached defense for most of the matchup. While offensive struggles from St. John's kept Kansas within striking distance, including a late comeback bid, the Red Storm buried the Jayhawks with Darling's dagger.
For a program that prides itself on competing for national championships, Kansas still seems to be stuck in neutral in the NIL era, even with heavy resources at its disposal. Here's a look at what might come next for Kansas, including a key question for coach Bill Self. MARCH MADNESS HQ: Live NCAA bracket | TV schedule | Latest news and more What's next for Kansas?
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