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What Radford Transfer Dennis Parker Jr. Brings to Kansas Basketball
Dennis Parker Jr. brings scoring and rebounding from Radford after leading John Marshall to a state title.
- On Thursday, Radford transfer Dennis Parker announced his commitment to the Kansas Jayhawks, bringing high-major experience from his time at North Carolina State to coach Bill Self's roster.
- During his junior season at Radford, Parker averaged 18.3 points per game, including a 53-point performance against Coppin State in December that ranked among the nation's highest single-game totals.
- Coach Bill Self requested Parker focus on scoring, a need Parker met by shooting 48.4% from the field and 37.7% from 3-point range last season while averaging 5.9 rebounds per game.
- Parker joins a Kansas transfer class that now totals four, alongside Charleston transfer Christian Reeves, Toledo transfer Leroy Blyden, and Utah transfer Keanu Dawes.
- The Jayhawks maintain three open roster spots as Parker arrives as a senior with one year of eligibility remaining, positioning him for immediate contribution next season.
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