Kansas basketball

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One KU player felt Jayhawks were 'lackadaisical.' Here was Bill ... (Kansas City Star)

Jalen Wilson was a bright spot for Bill Self's KU basketball team, but here's what went wrong for the Kansas Jayhawks in the Iowa State loss at Hilton ...

“That’s on us to do (better).” “We’ve got to get off to better starts on the road. Asked what he had planned for his team, Self said jokingly: “I had not even not thought about the next day or two. We let them get comfortable.” “They (medical staff) don’t think it’s significant,” Self said, “but certainly he’ll be out a significant period of time. Those players have to perform better and play better.” “Bobby was out there but never pushed off or anything,” Self said. They did some things to make us play bad,” Self stated. We missed a lot of shots (KU shot 6-of-23 from three on the day to ISU’s 7-of-23). “It’s like a damn morgue in here. We did nothing to make them play bad. 13 Cyclones — a game that belonged to the Cyclones, not her son Gradey’s Jayhawks, from start to finish.

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'Beat up' KU basketball loses at Iowa State, as Jayhawks try to ... (The Topeka Capital-Journal)

Kansas just suffered a resounding defeat against Iowa State, and the Jayhawks schedule isn't getting any easier in the days ahead.

He is the National Sports Media Association’s sportswriter of the year for the state of Kansas for 2022. I know I had two charges in the first half that gave the ball back, and when you don’t get a shot attempt up and they’re getting shots up in result of your turnovers, it’s going to lean in their favor every single time. That’s on us to take care of the ball better.” During a timeout, it seemed like Kansas had the momentum it needed to mount another comeback in Big 12 Conference play. Clemence, a sophomore forward who comes off the bench, was the latest to suffer an injury when he hurt his knee in the first half Saturday. The Jayhawks had 3 second-chance points, compared to the Cyclones’ 12. "But we have to do that, or he wouldn’t be able to score the ball because there’s such poor ball and body movement.” We need balance with our starting five, and when one guy has to feel like he’s got to go do it all on his own it crashes the offense," Self said. Fixing those all-too-common slow starts is easier said than done, especially with the first-place Longhorns coming to town. 8 Kansas has to grapple with its fourth Big 12 loss in its last five conference games. It’s added strain on a team that’s already relying on its starters so much, with redshirt junior forward Jalen Wilson the only one finding consistent success on offense recently. After trailing by 12 points at halftime, about four minutes into the second half the Jayhawks had cut the deficit to 5.

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Kansas vs. Iowa State score: No. 13 Cyclones dominate as No. 8 ... (CBSSports.com)

Another loss on the résumé makes its prospects of earning a No. 1 seed in the NCAA Tournament more challenging and its chances of repeating as national ...

The Longhorns are set take on a rebuilt Kansas State team in Manhattan, Kansas, later on Saturday. Another loss on the résumé makes its prospects of earning a No. Iowa State dominated Kansas 68-53 in a huge bounce-back spot, dealing Kansas its first-ever stretch in league play under Bill Self in which it has lost four games in a five-game span.

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No. 8 Kansas never woke up during a 68-53 loss to No. 13 Iowa State on Saturday inside Hilton Coliseum. The Jayhawks led for just over one minute, thanks to ...

The Jayhawks saw their two-game win streak, and will have a quick turnaround to put this game behind them. The result snapped a two-game skid for the Cyclones, who had dropped four of their last six games entering the weekend. The Cyclones didn’t falter, and stretched it back out to double-digits just two minutes later. The Cyclones turned that into 19 points off those mistakes, and it somehow felt like way more than that. They were never able to dig themselves out of the hole, as the Cyclones cruised during a matinee matchup that could ultimately have Big 12 race implications. Iowa State’s convincing win served as revenge from the nail-biter in Lawrence a few weeks ago, in which neither team led by more than seven points.

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Iowa State men's basketball team demolishes Kansas to end two ... (desmoinesregister.com)

AMES – Iowa State would like to remind you how formidable Hilton Coliseum can be. The 13th-ranked Cyclones shrugged off a two-game losing streak after ...

"He ultimately adds a different look," Holmes said. "I was feeling a little nauseous," the senior said. He was 0-for-3 from the field. "It’s great for our team dynamic, our program pride, the things that we value," Otzelberger said. It's a testament to that mental focus Otzelberger touted as the Cyclones' best this season. "Our guys know what an impactful, winning player he is," Otzelberger said. His biggest entry in the box score was in fouls, of which he committed four. "Today we came out and played desperate," Holmes said. The return of the 6-foot-8 senior gives Iowa State additional depth and flexibility in the interior, with his shot-making and team defense a huge asset for the Cyclones to add for the stretch run. 6 Kansas State is able to hold home court against No. The Cyclones figure to be a factor in the Big 12 race – and for a spot in the NCAA tournament Regional in Des Moines – right through the end of the season. 8 Kansas, 68-53, on Saturday afternoon in their home gym.

Wilson Scores 26; Jayhawks Fall in Ames to Cyclones (Kansas Jayhawks)

Jaren Holmes led No. 13 Iowa State with 15 points to lift the Cyclones to a 68-53 win over No. 8 Kansas on Saturday at Hilton Coliseum.

But Iowa State scored the next five points to stretch it back to 11 at 42-31 with 14:50 to play. Jalen Wilson led the Jayhawks (18-5, 6-4) with 26 points for his sixth straight game with at least 20 points, which is the longest stretch by a Jayhawk since Dedric Lawson also scored 20-plus in six straight in 2018. 13 Iowa State with 15 points to lift the Cyclones to a 68-53 win over No.

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