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Final destination: Where every Kansas basketball transfer ended up

By Kyle Jones

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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NEW ORLEANS, LOUISIANA – APRIL 01: Kyle Cuffe Jr. #5 of the Kansas Jayhawks dunks the ball during practice before the 2022 Men’s Basketball Tournament Final Four at Caesars Superdome on April 01, 2022 in New Orleans, Louisiana. (Photo by Jamie Squire/Getty Images)
NEW ORLEANS, LOUISIANA – APRIL 01: Kyle Cuffe Jr. #5 of the Kansas Jayhawks dunks the ball during practice before the 2022 Men’s Basketball Tournament Final Four at Caesars Superdome on April 01, 2022 in New Orleans, Louisiana. (Photo by Jamie Squire/Getty Images) /

Kyle Cuffe Jr. to Syracuse

After Nick Timberlake and Arterio Morris announced their commitments to KU, the news that Kyle Cuffe was transferring didn’t come as too much of a surprise. Those two, along with Dajuan Harris and three incoming freshmen, were more than Cuffe was willing to compete with. Instead, he heads to Syracuse to continue his college career.

The Orange lost two of their top three scorers from last season and will return just one starting guard from that team. They did bring in two other former four-star guards from the transfer portal, but that shouldn’t stop Cuffe from seeing playing time. He may not start, but he will get more time on the court than previously at Kansas.

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