During the early signing period, Zach Clemence, the 6-foot-10, 218-pound forward from Sunrise Christian Academy in Bel Aire, Kan., and KJ Adams, the 6-foot-8, 220-pound forward from Westlake High School in Austin, Texas signed with the Jayhawks.

Kansas, on Thanksgiving Day, saw its recruiting class grow with the addition of Sydney Curry, the 6-foot-9, 265-pound big man from John A. Logan C.C. in Carterville, Ill.

Name: Zach Clemence

Height: 6-foot-10

Weight: 218-pounds

School: Sunrise Christian Academy in Bel Aire, Kan.

Hometown: San Antonio, Texas

Status: Signed

The skinny: “Zach is a 6-foot-10 youngster that can really shoot the ball," said Kansas head coach Bill Self. :We haven’t had anybody here like Zach that is truly a four that can maybe be the best shooter in a game,” Self said. “He’s having a great high school career at Sunrise Christian. He’s from San Antonio originally and is very well drilled. I anticipate him coming in and being able to play multiple positions on the perimeter and if we decide to go really small he would be a nightmare-type matchup for five men. He’s got a chance to be an impact player that we will be counting on for sure.”

Name: KJ Adams

Height: 6-foot-8

Weight: 220-pounds

School: Westlake High School in Austin, Texas

Hometown: Austin, Texas

Status: Signed

The skinny: "KJ is a jack of all trades. I think KJ is a big guard that can play inside. He’s definitely strong enough. He’s a physically gifted youngster that can defend the five too. KJ is a guy that can play with the ball in his hands. He can play without the ball. He can be an tremendous physical presence in the game and certainly he is well beyond his years in that regard. I look forward to coaching is versatility."

Name: Sydney Curry

Height: 6-foot-9

Weight: 265-pounds

School: John A. Logan C.C. in Carterville, Ill

Hometown: Fort Wayne, Ind.

Status: Committed

The skinny: I was crying last night,” said Sydney Curry shortly after going public with his commitment. “Everybody kind of doubted me. I’m really overwhelmed. My decision to go to Kansas is a dream come true.”