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Kansas Secures Commitment from Grant Mordini

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Kansas secures commitment from six-foot-ten forward Grant Mordini for 2026 class, adding reliable depth to their frontcourt rotation.

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Kansas Secures Commitment from Grant Mordini

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College Basketball News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Kansas Secures Commitment from Grant Mordini. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

0:00On May 1st, Kansas just locked in a commitment from 6-foot-10 forward Grant Mordini for their 2026 class. The Avon Old Farm Senior from Connecticut pledged to the J-Hawks right after his official visit to Lawrence kicked off on Monday. Earlier this week, he became the second freshman to commit, coming on the heels of top prospect Tieren Stokes. Mordini tips the scales at 210 pounds, but flies under the radar with limited film and no major rankings. Spans will sleep on this one since his only division one offer was from UMKC, possibly as a walk on. Still, Scouts highlight his senior year 3-point shooting at 46 percent, marking him as a potential floor spacer. Now the J-Hawks have 11 of 15 scholarships, filled for 2026-27, leaving just one or two rotation spots open as the roster rounds out. Mordini steps in as reliable death behind Sen. Christian Rees and Paul Mbia, especially in foul trouble, setting up Kansas for a strong, front court rotation long-term.

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