Locked On Jayhawks - Daily Podcast On Kansas Jayhawks Football & Basketball - Darryn Peterson & Flory Bidunga Dominant Duo? Looking Ahead to the 2025-2026 Kansas Jayhawks

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Starting point is 00:00:33 You can find us on our YouTube page or anywhere that you get your podcasts from the audio side of things with Locked on Jayhawks. And on today's edition of the show, we're going to be looking ahead to the 2025 to 2026 season, what I think could be a very special team for Bill Self and KU, led by a really talented incoming freshman in Darren Peterson. So we're going to break down projected starting lineup, what are they going to do in the offseason, those sorts of things on today's episode to get you primed as we're honestly two months away from the offseason.

Starting point is 00:01:02 Hopefully a full two months away, and you're playing into April for this year's team. Today's episode of the show is brought to you by GameTime. We can download the GameTime app, create an account, and use code LOCKEDONCOLLEGE for $20 off your first purchase. We're going to get into what players they have on the roster for next year, at least possibly what decisions could be made, starting five projection, bench projection here in this first segment. I do want to say at the very least, like, I don't want this episode to come across as like, oh, you're not enjoying

Starting point is 00:01:33 this season. No, enjoy this season, especially after that big win over Iowa State and where it could turn. But it's always Kansas basketball. You always have, you know, even if you're focused on the here and now, even if your feet are in the here and now, you do have an eye to the future, especially when you have a kid like Darren Peterson committed for next year. So enjoy this season. This is not me doing this episode to be like, don't worry about this season. There's next season. No, enjoy this season. And no, the next season could be pretty cool too. Okay. Anyway, who was on the roster for KU? Let's start with the guards. Darren Peterson, who we just talked about, he is now the number two player in the class on 24-7

Starting point is 00:02:06 sports and who knows maybe he's the most ready because the guy who's number one aj de bonza part of that is those recruiting rankings it's overall pro career like it's overall basketball career so when you look at the advantages de bonza has over peterson a lot of it might be like athletic based and what he might do at the nba level you can make an argument peterson is you know most inclined to have the best season as a freshman in college next season right maybe you would argue uh i forget which boozer brother is the better one like there's some good possible recruits in next year's class but peterson is as good as any of them he's as competitive as any of them and i fully trust that he's going to be one of those special freshmen that you can build a team around i know that is very high praise and i am usually pumping the brakes on incoming

Starting point is 00:02:48 freshmen because i'm like listen there's a lot of freshmen that i mean the next guy on this list el marco jackson like you know it wasn't sunshine and rainbows for el marco jackson in year one kansas and he was in mcdonald's all-american it doesn't always work that way i feel very confident in darren peterson but anyway you also go marco jackson and with pet, you get a guy who can play the one, the two, or the three. He's got six 10-wing Spanish, six five, he can handle the ball. With El Marco, you're probably more looking at him as a point guard. He can be in there as a secondary ball handler. And honestly, if El Marco, the big question is coming off the injury, right?

Starting point is 00:03:19 If El Marco is a good defender as he was before the injury, and now you have more seasoning to you. We're an even better defender. That could be a fun little backcourt with El Marco and Peterson. You have the unbelievable athleticism of El Marco Jackson. You have the polished game of Darren Peterson. You have El Marco's ability to help Peterson handle the ball where both can bring it up and initiate the offense. You have the ability for El Marco to guard the opposing number one guard, which would allow Peterson to slide onto a two or a three or whatever it is.

Starting point is 00:03:48 I think that'd be a really cool backcourt if it works out. Now, you also have Jamari McDowell in tow for the roster who's redshirting this year. He'd be a redshirt sophomore for next year. He's somebody who I think more of is like a two who could play the three if you're going in an undersized lineup, but like in a pinch could be like your third or fourth string point guard in a specific lineup but clearly there's room to add another guard or two to this roster because you look at it Shaquille Moore would be graduating Zeke Mayo would be graduating I know there's some of this floating stuff about you know fifth year players they can

Starting point is 00:04:17 be allowed to play that would certainly change things you know possibly with if you got another year of Zeke Mayo it could possibly change things if the coit comes back for another year because of the whole juco ruling light right like um you know so there's a couple things that could add to this uh for ku in a hurry you look at the wing position for ku and this one is the one where i there's some names on this list that we're about to get to that it's like are all these guys going to be back probably not but they can come back come back. And again, same thing where it's like, well, if you view Zeke as a wing since he's been playing a lot of three this year, again, if they do that five-year thing, he'd be eligible for this.

Starting point is 00:04:52 But Rylan Griffin, who could potentially be a senior if he comes back, which I think right now there are probably some KU fans that would understand if Rylan transferred away because maybe he hasn't been starting as much, playing as many minutes as he thought. Like, I don't think it would shock people. Then again, he just got in the starting lineup and, you know, maybe things are trending in the right direction. And I really hope Ryland Griffin comes back and, you know,

Starting point is 00:05:13 I wouldn't blame him if he did or didn't leave. But like, I hope he comes back because I think he's a really good shooter and can be really valuable. I think with another year, you know, in Bill Self's system, I think that trust level will come. and it might just be coming right now again he was in the starting lineup on monday but i could see him having a big year uh in year two in the self system if he did come back and then rickies pass more this is another one where it's like you know i i think rickies pass more could turn into a really productive player for ku probably

Starting point is 00:05:42 jump to the gun and you know you know, I, like many other people kind of thought that, okay, he'd show some stuff this year, maybe he'd be part of the rotation and then year two, he'd break out. Now, maybe you push everything back. Maybe you say, okay, can you crack the rotation in year two and then maybe break out in year three or year four? I think that's the hope. The hope here is that he doesn't transfer somewhere else going, oh, I'm going to be buried on the depth chart and i want immediate playing time right but that would be another one and then aj store where he could come back for one more season it'd be a senior season at kansas in the second year and again maybe he's making steps in the right direction after you know he had eight

Starting point is 00:06:17 points against iowa state off the bench based on aj store being at his third college being at his seventh school since the start of his high school days in seven years again I don't mean to condemn it maybe maybe it's different because I know his girlfriend I think plays at KU um so maybe that makes things different and stuff and and again like you hope these guys stick it out because Bill Self tends to do better when guys are in the system for multiple years and um maybe in another year from now if you know you have a different looking roster maybe AJ Storr fits it in a better way. I don't know. But he is a possibility to come back. And then you have Samis Calderon, who is an incoming freshman who may be a little bit more of a long wingspan, and the three-point percentage hasn't come around. But again, in theory, he will be a good three-point shooter at some point, if you look at kind of the

Starting point is 00:07:09 stroke and the hope of what the archetype turns into. The big men for KU on the roster, you're looking at Flory Badunga. And this is another question mark where it's like, could Flory go pro? I know there was that one mock draft that was kind of circulating the Twitter sphere or the X sphere, whatever you want to call it the other day. And I don't know that I, I don't know what to think of that. That guy had, I had never heard of that guy in my life. Like no offense, like, you know, more power to you. He's putting in work.

Starting point is 00:07:35 He's doing mock drafts. Like, great. He's probably never heard of me. Right. I don't mean to say it that way that that kind of came out wrong, but the point being like, I don't know that that is like to be all end all that because this guy has floyd benunga in the first round that that's going to happen i think the guys that i typically look at like i haven't really seen him popping up there because i think a lot of them are assuming he's coming back for multiple years i think the

Starting point is 00:07:56 assumption when flory first came to kansas from you know his uh you know his his guardians to bill self and everything was that he was going to be here for multiple years now we've seen that happen before the plan was for johnny furphy to be here multiple years and for grady dick to be here multiple years and then uh in the case of grady after a couple games in the case of furphy you know by what late january or something like things do change um i still am leaning toward expecting flory to come back, but yeah, I guess it is possible that he would go off to the pros, but he would be in line for a star share of minutes and to possibly be a superstar for KU next season, right? Hunter Dickinson graduates. That's a lot of

Starting point is 00:08:37 minutes. KJ Adams graduates. That's a lot of minutes to play it either. Then you have Zach Clements who would be back for, I think, what, his fifth season at Kansas? He'd be a redshirt senior at that point in time. And, you know, we haven't really got to see what he's been able to do recently because he's been injured and everything like that. But, yeah. And then you have Bryson Tiller who's practicing with the team right now. He could kind of be a four-man.

Starting point is 00:09:00 He could kind of be a five-man. And you could actually throw out some lineups with Clements next to Badunga because Clements can shoot it a little bit, at least in theory. Again, we haven't really seen it statistically, but I think it's in there. Then Bryson Tiller can, again, shoot it a little bit. Percentages have been more in the 20s for him in his career, but maybe he has all this time off and kind of redshirting practice. Maybe he's going to be a 33% three-point shooter next year, which would really help him play next to Flory because he does have a good finesse game. He can pass it a little bit, dribble a little bit.

Starting point is 00:09:29 You could play those guys next to each other at a 4-5 and have a couple guys with like 7-2 plus wingspans as part of that. So if I'm projecting the starting five and the bench rotation for next year's team, here's where we start getting into the offseason a little bit. I would say at the point guard spot, I would say either El Marco or a portal guard. The reason I'm saying or is this is one that's impossible to know for us because we don't know how El Marco is doing in his rehab from the injury.

Starting point is 00:09:54 We don't know what he's looking like, both in terms of when he does come back and he's playing and just Bill Self-Truck. How does that work in terms of that being the case where does bill self see him and go wow you're so much better than you were before the injury and now you're more experienced and got to learn a little bit on the sideline or does he view hey i need to go out and get some star point guard in the transfer portal so i would say an or on that i have peterson at the two but you know he'll have plenty of possessions where he is initiating the offense um going with rylan griffin at the three right that'd be huge to have a floor spacer like him, a three-point shooter that you can play off of Darren Peterson.

Starting point is 00:10:30 At the four, I'll say if AJ Storr does come back, I could see Storr starting at the four. Otherwise, I think the probably most likely outcome here is you go to the portal for this one. You get a portal wing. Now, the big question here is going to be what would Bill Self do if he's bringing in somebody to be a starting four man would he go for more of the big man type or would he go for more of a wing type or you know what i mean like you think of

Starting point is 00:10:54 a guy like harrison ingram a couple years ago he would have been perfect for this now right um where he can kind of be a mix of the two but does he go for more of that six seven wing who can shoot the three a little bit who maybe has to play up to a certain standpoint in terms of rebounding stuff or does he go for somebody who is more of your six nine six ten big who can shoot it a little bit but is more of a traditional big man i think that would be very interesting and then i would go with flory at the five and then you're looking at the bench rotation there i think uh bryce tiller would be your first big off the bench and you could play him at the four or the five get a minutes of both i think the winner of the competition between rakees passmore and jamari mcdowell would be

Starting point is 00:11:28 one of your bench guards slash wings that gets you to a seven man rotation and then if you you're either looking at if el marco is not starting then el marco is part of the rotation as as one of the eight guys or if el marco is starting then maybe it's a portal addition to be like a shooter off the bench. And I think everybody else I'd be looking at spot minutes. Now, there's so much time for that stuff to change, but that would be what I would go with for now. Okay, what areas do we think next year's team might struggle with?

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Starting point is 00:13:43 the biggest thing that sticks out to me is the length of possibly next year's team so uh you look at marco jackson i i don't know that he ever had an official like measured wingspan but i've always felt like marco has uh at least a plus wingspan he's he i i mean he's listed at six three i think it's probably safe to assume he's got at least a six'5", 6'6", wingspan, which is good for a point guard, right? You look at Rylan Griffin. I don't know. Let's say he has a plus wingspan. He's listed at 6'6". Let's say his wingspan is 6'7", 6'8", right? Then you have Darren Peterson, who did measure with a 6'10", wingspan, which is very good. You have Floyd Badunga, who measured with a 7'2", wingspan, and he jumps out of the gym. Samis Calderon has measured with a 7'2 wingspan as the young freshman. Bryce Tiller, Bryson Tiller, has measured as a – I think I said Bryce a couple times.

Starting point is 00:14:33 Apologies for that. Bryson Tiller has measured a 7'3 wingspan. And, you know, you just look at what they have. I mean, who knows what else they would add in the portal and everything. Like, this team is long. This team is lengthy. And I think it can be really fun defensively because of that, right? And when you look at the defensive side of the ball, too,

Starting point is 00:14:53 like, it's not just that you're lengthy and you're just big and you have, like, Zach Eadie down there or something like that. It's that you're long and lengthy and you're five-man's flurry who can also run with other guys out there so like that is really exciting and that brings me to the next big strike i feel like defensive versatility and switchability um because when you have length that helps you make up for a lot of things on the defensive end but beyond that like flory is very switchable for a college center you know what i mean right now we're seeing him play the four and there are certain times where he's

Starting point is 00:15:23 not switchable like that's been a big difference in in KJ Adams and Flory Badunga. Flory has been probably the better rim protector for KU. KJ has been better switching one through five so far this season for KU. And that'll be something Flory probably gets better in another year. But in another year, I think Flory will be playing more five as opposed to right now he's playing a lot of four. And so there's a difference in being a switchable five man versus being a switchable four man if that makes sense um being a switchable five man just means every so often you might have to you know get out on a guy but realistically you're

Starting point is 00:15:53 only switching one through four it helps you with adding ball screens because you have this guy who can sprint up and down the court there's just a lot of positives there um and honestly like you could even use if he does become even more switchable there with another offseason you know if you have a lineup with flory and tiller you have tiller's length at 7-3 that you could use him as the traditional defensive center and use flory as just this roamer as the foreman that is uh blocking shots and and all this sort of things and then you look at it too you'd probably be playing a lot of two wings basketball which means even more length and then el marco was a good defender before the injury. Peterson has good length and he's so competitive that I feel like he'll, you know, I don't think he's going to be a bad defender. Like he'll probably be a pretty good defender too. So I think the defensive versatility and switchability of next year's team is going to be good. And you look at this year's team right now, their top five defense. So you could say, you know, are they really going to be better than this year's team on that? I don't know if like the overall stuff, but I do think they will be more

Starting point is 00:16:47 matchup prone. I guess if that makes sense next year, like you look at this year's team, they've been a really good defense, but if you have the right team that can really pace it and space it and put Hunter in a bunch of ball screens and raise the line and do all these sort of things, you can give them a little bit more trouble, right? I look at next year's team and I'm like, I think regardless of what you throw, you want to play big ball? Well, Kansas has all this length and they can throw out two big basketball with Flory next to Tiller, throwing Calderon at the three,

Starting point is 00:17:19 even if you want three guys with seven-foot-plus wingspans in there at once, right? If you want to play a pace and space game, then Kansas can play a game next year where they have, you know, two wings out there with El Marco and Darren Peterson and Flory at the five, right? So I think they'd be a little bit more matchup prone. The other big strength here is I think they'd have a go-to scoring option. I think you do have a go-to scoring option on this year's team.

Starting point is 00:17:40 It is Hunter Dickinson, right? And I think Zeke Mayles from the perimeter. It's been, you know, at home very apparent that like that is the case um but like i i guess i i don't have any questions about that like to me it'd be darren peterson uh for next year like i'm so on a high end i mean honestly it's kind of scaring me how high i am on darren peterson because i don't want to be let down. But I think that'd be a really lethal combo to have Flory being able to be a rim threat. And then you have Darren Peterson kind of operating and Ryland Griffin on the side hitting threes.

Starting point is 00:18:15 I would just love that kind of three-man combo. Biggest questions I would have going into next year's team, though, honestly, shooting is going to be one of them coming into the year. Now, this is one of those coming into the year now this is one of those where i look at and say when you look at the offseason things that ku needs to accomplish right whether it's adding a point guard whether it's adding a wing a four man whatever i look at it and say which of those players can shoot because this is something you can get in the portal and i don't think they've emphasized it enough now they did with rylan griffin they

Starting point is 00:18:44 tried to with nick timberlake but typically it's just like okay you're bringing in one right um sometimes freshmen struggle in terms of three-point shooting so like what if peterson has a really good year but he's only 32 from three and if that's the case you know marco jackson's far from being a knockdown shooter right now calderon and tiller are both sub you know 30 three-point shooters on lower volume at their previous stops. Flory's obviously a non-shooter. Passmore and Clements, I think have both heard the phrase shooting potential around their careers, but have yet to actualize it yet. I think a lot would kind of ride on you bringing back Rylan Griffin,

Starting point is 00:19:22 making sure he comes back and having that three-point shooting and then finding other portal shooters because otherwise there are some real questions about the shooting on next year's team uh will they have enough big man offense right i mean uh hunter has been unbelievable at scoring in the post for you i think they will because um if they do find a way to get better spacing then it'll open up more driving lanes and uh that'll make it easier to score on the inside in different areas than you're doing now plus even if flory isn't hunter um with his finesse game bill self has been so good at getting those those easy buckets for powerful guys too throughout his career like you think of like a thomas robinson for instance that i think that would be more of

Starting point is 00:20:02 the way that flory scores plus i do like till like Tiller's offensive game, but that definitely won't all be a guarantee. And do you go back to where you were during the Jalen Wilson, Kevin McCuller year where you didn't really have that post-up scoring option that made you want to go out and get 100 against? And that would certainly be a question there. And then the last one here, depending on the four man, how's the rebounding going to be? You know, Hunter has been an excellent defensive rebounder for you in his time at Kansas floor. He's been a good rebounder. He's been a really good offensive rebounder, but there've been times where, you know, he is, he's been beaten on the defensive

Starting point is 00:20:36 end of the glass and given up some offensive rebounds. He also has been in foul trouble. Like what happens if that's the case? And then do you have enough else rebounding, especially if you go for the four position to be a wing that would be the other big question here especially if if you do bring back storing griffin and those are your three and four men because i don't think either one of those is necessarily great rebounders i do think it helps that you know um you've seen a lot of other good years where kansas had good rebounding years it's not just the center right that certainly helps And that's the biggest focal point. But like where they've had guards who you think like Frank Mason getting maybe five

Starting point is 00:21:09 rebounds per game or something like that. And I view Darren Peterson as being that where like Darren Peterson can get you four, five, six rebounds a night, right? To where that can help alleviate some of that question, though. But that I think is a question based on how you fill out the rest of the roster. All right. What do you look for in the offseason? We're going to answer that question next.

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Starting point is 00:22:29 Finishing things up on this episode of the show, what is the off-season to-do list after this year for KU basketball headed into next season? So going back to what you possibly be looking at, I definitely think you'd be looking to add a guard who can handle the ball and score the ball and be able to shoot threes at a high level. Now, maybe you have that on the roster. Do you consider Diggy Coy if he's able to get another year from the Juco stuff, which I would assume he'll be able to? He want to come back. Is he ready to go start pro career? Like, right. There's questions there. Would he with another year under Bill South be an even better player? And would the combo of having his offense, El Marco's defense be enough for you at that position where you wouldn't need to go out and get somebody else? Or do you go out and get one of the top point guards on the market?

Starting point is 00:23:20 You know, and what does that kind of look like? I think you want somebody who has a good three-point shooter going back to the conversation about uh are they going to have enough shooting right i think you want that guy to be able to be a scorer and uh kind of get back to the the game of when we've seen scoring point guards do so well with bill self you certainly are going to need a wing and you might need wings and part of that is going to depend on what happens with your current wings aj store rylan griffin rickies pass more right if all of them improve maybe you only need like one other for depth maybe you don't need any others right at that point in time um but you

Starting point is 00:23:54 definitely need a power wing who can play the four i think rebound a little bit shoot threes at at least a solid rate like getting up you know two or three a game at the very least on a decent percentage it'd be ideal if it's even more than that. But especially if one of those leaves, then yeah, I think that might be the – like if you gave me the option between saying do you want – let's say you can get the number one point guard in the transfer portal class, whoever that ends up being, or the number one foreman who's like a wing-type foreman, I would take the wing-type foreman.

Starting point is 00:24:24 I just love the uh matchup nightmares that creates for for other teams that would be my choice of the two but i don't think you go wrong if you can get you know the best at either one uh the the big interesting one for me to see what they end up doing will be do they go for a backup big man because the backup center specifically because you could view tiller and say okay we can get a minute to the four and the five right um how do you feel about zach clements does he stick around another year and then furthermore the idea with flory right you don't want to get a big man that comes in and plays over flory and i don't think that would be the case and i think flory is going to be a star if

Starting point is 00:24:57 he comes back next year that i don't think the guy would beat him out anyway but knowing that flory has had a proclivity to you know foul in certain games and get in foul trouble which that's not that non-exclusive to freshman big men anyway so like you'll probably get better at it next year but you want more insurance in case that does happen next year now maybe you feel covered if clements comes back and tell her and you say hey those are the three guys you can have the five but we've seen this year clements got hurt and then who's your other guy so maybe you can go out there and get a a targ black type right a guy who can be a veteran center who you know can come in if he plays 15 minutes if he plays

Starting point is 00:25:33 20 minutes whatever it is he can be a vet he can be another body for you i think that would make a lot of sense for ku to bring uh one more and then yeah if you're just filling out the rest of the roster like shooters and scorers to come in the bench and fill out the lineup and give you more scoring punch if you need it. All right, that'll do it for this episode of Locked on Jayhawks. You can find our show anywhere you get your podcast, including on our YouTube page. We'll be back at you tomorrow for a little Kansas, Kansas State preview. Should be a good one in Manhattan. Preview it right here, anywhere you get your podcast or on our YouTube page.

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Locked On Jayhawks - Daily Podcast On Kansas Jayhawks Football & Basketball - Darryn Peterson & Flory Bidunga Dominant Duo? Looking Ahead to the 2025-2026 Kansas Jayhawks

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