Despite the changes, 'Late Night' remains a significant event for many Jayhawks, especially with the upcoming season's milestones. This year, Tre White, a former Kansas commit, is set to join the 1,000-point club, sparking curiosity about his journey. White's path to KU includes stops at USC, Louisville, and Illinois, adding to the intrigue. As he prepares for his 12th point, fans wonder if he envisioned his entire college career at KU. White's excitement for 'Late Night in the Phog' is palpable, as he finally gets to experience the iconic event after committing to KU in 2019. His anticipation mirrors that of a high school sophomore, eager to join a prestigious program. White's growth from a 5-star prospect to a 6-7, 215-pound player, poised to start at the 4 position, adds to the intrigue. 'Late Night' has always been a marquee event, and White's perspective highlights its historical significance, from drafting to winning. However, KU coach Bill Self remains skeptical about definitive reads during the scrimmage, emphasizing the event's evolving nature. The transfer portal calendar now carries more weight, but 'Late Night' still holds immense value for players and fans alike, as evidenced by the excitement of five-star phenom Darryn Peterson and Mr. White.
