Christian Reeves progresses in injury recovery with Kansas basketball
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 29, 2026, 10:21 PM
Last updated Jul 29, 2026
Kansas basketball coach Bill Self provided an update on Christian Reeves' recovery from his shoulder injury. Reeves, a transfer from Charleston, is expected to be limited to non-contact practice until early to mid-October. Self is optimistic that Reeves will be ready for full-speed participation by the start of the season, though concerns remain about his competition for a starting position with teammate Paul Mbiya. Kansas is considering adding another big man to the roster, given the need to replace key players. The Jayhawks have three scheduled exhibition games beginning in October.
- •Christian Reeves recovering from a shoulder injury sustained last season.
- •Bill Self expects Reeves to do non-contact work until October.
- •Paul Mbiya returns, adding competition for the center position.
- •Kansas plans to hold three exhibition games in October.
- •Team may add another player for front court depth.
- 10:21 PMYahoo Sports — How is Christian Reeves’ injury recovery going with Kansas basketball?
"Christian Reeves arrived with KU basketball as a transfer from Charleston. Here’s more on his injury recovery timeline as he prepares for the season.
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