Going into this recruiting cycle, it is a well-documented fact that KU has to sign a smaller class. With only 17-18 scholarships currently available, KU has already received verbal commitments from 11 prospects.

That leaves the Jayhawks with roughly 6-7 more available scholarships for this recruiting class. While that number may expand with possible pro defections and player transfers, it is unlikely that it will expand by much.

With the Class of 2010 over halfway complete, it is time to get into the nitty-gritty.

There are several needs still to be filled, and the number of scholarships to fill those requirements are quickly dwindling.

Below is a position-by-position breakdown of KU's positional needs for 201...

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