Darryn Peterson took himself out three minutes into the second half of Kansas’ game against Oklahoma State, much to Bill Self’s dismay.

Darryn Peterson’s repeated absences raise concerns for the Kansas Jayhawks’ national title hopes and his projected No. 1 NBA Draft stock.

Kansas fans are letting their feelings be known about the cramping issue that pulled Darryn Peterson from the game and shocked Bill Self.

Peterson's penchant for taking himself out of games may concern some NBA scouts, but he's still the top prospect in the draft

Stephen A. Smith and others weighed in on Kansas star Darryn Peterson's recent game availability after he left the Oklahoma State game on Feb. 18:

Kansas Men's Basketball head coach Bill Self once called Darryn Peterson the best player that he has ever recruited to his program.

In a recent game against Oklahoma City, Peterson lit up the scoreboard with 23 points, but cramping issues sidelined him for the final 17 minutes. With doubts swirling about his chances of being the No. 1 pick in the 2026 NBA Draft, the big question remains: Will Peterson rise to the occasion or fall short of expectations?

Bill Self said he didn't 'anticipate' Darryn Peterson's limited usage in the second half of Kansas' win vs. Oklahoma State on Wednesday, Feb. 18.

Kansas has a future No. 1 pick, but Darryn Peterson's limited minutes leave real questions as the Big 12 race tightens and March nears.