Jayhawks anticipate Kohl Rosario's sophomore surge. Returning to Kansas, the wing aims to unlock his offensive potential and elevate his game this season.
Kohl Rosario Expected to Return to Kansas Basketball, Jayhawks Expect Sophomore Breakout
Kansas freshman wing Jeff Goodman of The Field of 68 reports that Kohl Rosario is expected to return to the Jayhawks for his sophomore season, according to a source.
Rosario, a 6-foot-6 wing, averaged 3.4 points per game last season while coming off the bench. Despite limited production as a freshman, there’s optimism within the program about his development.
Kansas believes Rosario can take a significant step forward, especially as a shooter, after finishing last season at 29% from three-point range.
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Tampa Bay Buccaneers Give Kansas QB Jalon Daniels a Look Ahead of NFL Draft
The Tampa Bay Buccaneers are doing their homework on quarterbacks ahead of the draft, and that includes a visit with former Kansas Jayhawks football standout Jalon Daniels. Earlier in the draft process, the Patriots had a top-30 vist with Daniels, and now an NFC team has joined the party.
According to reports, Daniels is meeting with Tampa Bay as part of a top-30 visit, giving him a real shot to land on the Bucs’ radar as a developmental option behind Baker Mayfield.
Daniels’ path to this point hasn’t been perfect, but there’s no denying the production. Across six seasons at Kansas, he threw for over 9,200 yards and 67 touchdowns while adding another 800+ yards on the ground. When healthy, he was the engine that helped bring Kansas football back into relevance.
That said, durability has always been part of the conversation. Shoulder and back injuries limited him at key points in his career, and even late in his time at KU, consistency as a passer was still a question mark.
Still, the traits are there—and that’s clearly what NFL teams are interested in. Daniels impressed during the pre-draft process, including a strong showing at the Shrine Bowl and a 4.65 40-yard dash at the combine. His dual-threat ability and natural arm talent give him a foundation that teams can work with.
Daniels likely isn’t a day-one guy at the next level. But situations like this are exactly where he can carve out a role. If he lands in the right system and stays healthy, he’ll get a chance to prove he belongs.