Kansas Losing Star Forward Tiller to Missouri

0:00On April 16, Kansas J-Hawks had a rough 2025-2026 season, wrapping regular play at 23 wins and 10 losses. Before bowling out in the second round of the NCAA tournament, to St. John's. Now the off-season stings even more, with seven players bolting through the transfer portal, including promising forward Bryson Tiller. Tiller, a four-star recruit from the class of 2024, ranked as the 11th best-power forward in the country coming out of high school. He locked in 31 starts over 35 games for Kansas, dropping 7.9 points and grabbing 6.1 rebounds per contest, while shooting solid from the field. Losing him hits hard in Lawrence, especially to border rival Missouri Tigers, with Tiller committed with three years of eligibility left. That makes him Missouri's third portal grab, alongside transfers from Providence and Tennessee, putting their class at the top of the SEC right now. Kansas Coach Bill Self isn't wasting time rebuilding, already pulling in former Utah Ford. Keanu Dawes as a potential Tiller replacement to

1:02plug the gap up front. Meanwhile, with the portal still buzzing, Self Squad keeps grinding to reload and chase that elusive title next winter.