Kansas Jayhawks forward KJ Adams will miss an undetermined amount of playing time because of a shoulder injury he suffered in Tuesday’s loss at Iowa State, KU men’s basketball coach Bill Self said Friday. It is unclear how long Adams will be out of action, but he will definitely miss Saturday’s game against Kansas State.

Kansas basketball had to play some of Wednesday’s game at Iowa State without KJ Adams, due to an injury. KU coach Bill Self has updated Adams' status.

Kansas could be without KJ Adams for a time now with the injury that he had last night in Ames. Self had the latest on Adams during his postgame press conference following the 74-57 loss at No. 2 Iowa State on Wednesday.

Kansas basketball fan favorite went down with a should injury. After the game Bill self gave an injury update and it does not sound good.

Bill Self shared his frustration over how Kansas competed — while also noting concern for KJ Adams’ shoulder injury.

Kansas senior forward KJ Adams hurt his shoulder during the Jayhawks’ 74-57 loss to Iowa State, and head coach Bill Self said on Wednesday night he wasn’t sure of the severity of the injury. Adams collided hard with ISU guard Demarion Watson while going for a steal near the baseline in the

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