Kansas Star Kevin McCullar Jr. to Miss NCAA Tournament With Knee Injury
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The Kansas Jayhawks men’s basketball team will have to operate without star guard Kevin McCullar Jr. in the upcoming NCAA tournament. Jayhawks coach Bill Self told reporters Tuesday that McCullar will miss the entire tournament due to a knee injury.
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