Final destination: Where every Kansas basketball transfer ended up

Kansas freshman guard MJ Rice (11) claps after getting a lay up in the first half of Thursday's game against North Dakota State inside Allen Fieldhouse.
Kansas freshman guard MJ Rice (11) claps after getting a lay up in the first half of Thursday's game against North Dakota State inside Allen Fieldhouse.
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Kansas freshman guard MJ Rice (11) claps after getting a lay up in the first half of Thursday’s game against North Dakota State inside Allen Fieldhouse.
Kansas freshman guard MJ Rice (11) claps after getting a lay up in the first half of Thursday’s game against North Dakota State inside Allen Fieldhouse.

MJ Rice to North Carolina State

Rice was the first of the transfers that stung a good bit due to the fact that KU (at the time) had lost all three of their starting wings and didn’t have any other non-freshmen wings on the roster. With the transfer additions, that sting has worn off a good bit, but Rice still had a ton of potential. He will try to reach that potential this year at NC State.

The Wolfpack lost a ton of their offense from last season, including Terquavion Smith and Jarkel Joiner (who combined to score 35 points per game). A third starter, Jack Clark, transferred to Clemson. While Rice hasn’t shown himself as a high-level scorer, his pure athleticism should give him plenty of opportunities to find the basket. NC State has a good group of freshmen and transfers coming in, but Rice has a chance to really show his stuff this season.