Kansas basketball hosting top-25 recruit Malachi Jordan in September
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 27, 2026, 1:26 AM
Last updated Aug 27, 2026

Kansas basketball is set to host 2027 small forward Malachi Jordan for a visit in September. Jordan, ranked 23rd overall in his class by 247Sports, is considered an elite prospect. He also has scheduled visits with USC, Vanderbilt, Tennessee, and UConn. Kansas is pursuing its first commitment in the 2027 recruiting class after recent decommitments and is looking to bolster its roster for future needs. Jordan's visit will provide an opportunity for Kansas to make a strong impression during a competitive recruitment period.
- •Malachi Jordan is a top-25 recruit in the 2027 class.
- •Kansas is trying to secure its first 2027 commitment after recent decommits.
- •Jordan also plans visits to USC, Vanderbilt, Tennessee, and UConn.
- •Kansas aims to strengthen its wing position for the upcoming seasons.
- •Jordan's recruitment is expected to be competitive.
- 1:26 AMYahoo Sports — Kansas Basketball Set To Host Top-25 2027 Recruit Malachi Jordan
"Bill Self looks to secure an elite wing as the Jayhawks battle blue-blood programs for the physical small forward’s commitment during a crucial September visit.
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