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Kansas basketball: A preview of the 2023 KU Jayhawks recruiting class

By Joshua Schulman

Mar 27, 2023; Houston, TX, USA; McDonald's All American East guard Elmarko Jackson (8) dunks the ball during the Powerade Jam Fest at Delmar Athletic Complex. Mandatory Credit: Maria Lysaker-USA TODAY Sport
Mar 27, 2023; Houston, TX, USA; McDonald's All American East guard Elmarko Jackson (8) dunks the ball during the Powerade Jam Fest at Delmar Athletic Complex. Mandatory Credit: Maria Lysaker-USA TODAY Sport /
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Kansas basketball received four commits in the 2023 high school class. We offer a preliminary view of what each of these players might offer the Jayhawks.

After missing out on top-10 recruit Mackenzie Mgbako, the likelihood is that the Kansas Jayhawks high school class is finalized. Elmarko Jackson, Marcus Adams Jr., Chris Johnson, and Jamari McDowell are the four signees set to join KU.

The group of commits ranks No. 8 in the nation, bringing in one five-star and three four-stars.

While newcomer Hunter Dickinson will come with more recognition than all the freshmen combined, KU’s class should not be overlooked. All of these players can make a difference on next year’s roster.

This is a preview of each member of the 2023 KU Jayhawks recruiting class.

Rankings retrieved from 247sports.com

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