Fansided · Apr 24, 2020
Kansas basketball: David McCormack’s going to be a problem next season
Kansas basketball’s David McCormack will have an increased role on next season’s squad, and he should be one of the best players on the team.
After committing to the Kansas Jayhawks as a four-star recruit, David McCormack wasn’t expected to play much in his freshman year. He’d be behind Silvio De Sousa, Udoka Azubuike, and Dedric Lawson; however, Azubuike and De Sousa would both have complications, and McCormack was forced to step up for Kansas basketball.
McCormack started the final 13 games of his freshman season, and he retained that starting role into his sophomore year. McCormack started 18 games last season and played significant minutes in all of the ones he didn’t.