Kansas shot an impressive 52.1% from the field on 38-for-73 including 14-for-30 from three. Defensively the Jayhawks were sound, forcing 17 turnovers with 15 steals and seven bloc

Rylan Griffen and Dajuan Harris iced two 3s apiece — led a media member to ask coach Bill Self if his Jayhawks (18-9, 9-7) could be counted on for 10 or more 3s a game down the stretch of the regular season into the postseason.

Kansas basketball found itself back at home on Saturday for another Big 12 Conference game, against Oklahoma State, and the Jayhawks routed OSU for a 96-64 win.