Kansas assistant was in attendance to watch No. 1 recruit Tyran Stokes on Tuesday night

Posted Dec 11, 2025
Kansas assistant coach Kurtis Townsend was in attendance Tuesday night for No. 1-ranked recruit Tyran Stokes’ first home game at Rainier Beach High School (WA), a source told Rivals. Kansas is one of three finalists for the five-star standout, joining Kentucky and Oregon. Vanderbilt has now entered the picture as well, offering Stokes on Tuesday night. (On3.com)

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