Anthony Chiusano | NCAA.com | February 26, 2018 Texas' Andrew Jones, battling leukemia, released from hospital Share Texas basketball released a statement from sophomore guard Andrew Jones, who was diagnosed with leukemia in January, announcing he's been released from his hospital in Houston. Jones was signed out of MD Anderson Cancer Center Saturday evening and will now begin treatment as an outpatient. In Monday's update, Jones said, "My doctors tell me I am continuing to show improvement, and that is really encouraging." The statement was released on Twitter via @TexasMBB: GREAT update today from our @DrewdotCash. #AJ1 #TexasFamily Please keep the donations for the family fund coming: https://t.co/3oMZyL6t21 pic.twitter.com/5xYZr95uNd — Texas Basketball (@TexasMBB) February 26, 2018 Since his diagnosis was announced, Jones has received an outpour of support from around college basketball. A handful of other Big 12 programs have honored him with special warm-up shirts, including most recently Kansas, who play the Longhorns Monday night. WATCH: Andrew Jones is getting shots up despite battling cancer Monday's medical update represented another positive step in Jones' recovery. People can further support his fight by donating to his support fund. Top 150 college baseball prospects in the 2022 MLB Draft Here is the D1 Baseball staff's final top 150 list of college baseball prospects who should hear their name called in the MLB Draft starting July 17. READ MORE The top 150 college softball players in 2022 These are the top 150 college softball players from the 2022 season, ranked by the experts from d1softball.com based on offensive stats, defensive impact, how valuable they were to their team and postseason success. READ MORE Here are the college baseball coaches with the most College World Series victories These are the 12 coaches who have the most wins in the Men's College World Series. READ MORE