Keeley Parks is a promising Kansas guard who already spaces the floor
In the 2025-26 season, Keeley Parks has been a useful rotation guard for Kansas, appearing in 16 games with nine starts and averaging 5.1 points while hitting 33.9% from three, which shows real perimeter value for a freshman.[1][3] At 5-11, she brings size for the position and a scoring résumé that includes Norman High School’s all-time points record, plus ESPN listed her as the No. 29 recruit in the 2025 class.[4][2] The appeal is clear: she looks like a floor-spacing, competitive wing/guard who can fit a modern lineup if you value shooting and upside over finished-product polish.[1][4]
