Harris also has a knack for ripping opposing ball-handlers and sneaking into passing lanes on defense.
Though undersized and athletically limited, he's proven to be a steady hand for the Jayhawks in facilitating the offense. Harris is one of KU's two returning starters after logging 29 minutes per game in his redshirt sophomore season. With a new season drawing closer, let's take a look at the Kansas roster and try to decipher what the lineup could look like for the Jayhawks as they try to repeat as NCAA Tournament champions. Ultimately, a significant drop-off would be surprising for a program that hasn't missed an NCAA Tournament since 1989. 4 ranked recruiting class to help replace the departed production. Though many of the faces in the rotation will be new, two starters do return, and a plethora of talented players are poised to emerge from reserve roles or from the nation's No. Other key contributors from the title-winning squad are departing as well, including versatile wing Christian Braun, offensively explosive guard Remy Martin and venerable big man Mitch Lightfoot. As the 2022-23 season approaches, Kansas has some significant holes to fill from last season's roster if it wants to join that elite fraternity of repeat champions.įollowing four memorable seasons together, Ochai Agbaji and David McCormack have moved on from KU after playing starring roles in helping lift the Jayhawks to their first title since 2008.
Since the NCAA Tournament expanded to 64 teams in 1985 - and eventually to 68 in 2011 - just two programs have won back-to-back national championships: Duke in 19 and Florida in 20.
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