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Kansas basketball: Bench remains biggest question mark heading into 2023-24 season

By Dillon Davis

Kansas men's basketball team pose for a group photo inside Allen Fieldhouse during media day Wednesday.
Kansas men's basketball team pose for a group photo inside Allen Fieldhouse during media day Wednesday. /
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Kansas freshman guard Jamari McDowell (11) poses during media day inside Allen Fieldhouse Wednesday.
Kansas freshman guard Jamari McDowell (11) poses during media day inside Allen Fieldhouse Wednesday. /

Jamari McDowell

The other guard KU has available coming off the bench will be freshman Jamari McDowell.

McDowell comes into the season with much less hype and expectations than his freshman counterpart Jackson. He was the No. 95-ranked prospect according to Rivals coming out of high school.

He will likely play limited minutes this season, and his inexperience and contributions are a much bigger question mark than Jackson’s – which again, provides uncertainty for bench production this year.

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