Kansas lands Darryn Peterson, nation's top-ranked shooting guard - ESPN
Top-ranked shooting guard Darryn Peterson announced his commitment to Kansas on Friday, giving Bill Self and the Jayhawks their highest-ranked recruit since 2016.
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Top-ranked shooting guard Darryn Peterson announced his commitment to Kansas on Friday, giving Bill Self and the Jayhawks their highest-ranked recruit since 2016.
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