No. 16 Kansas hosts No. 8 Iowa State on ESPN BIG Monday

No. 16/17 Kansas (15-6, 6-4 BIG 12) hosts No. 8/8 Iowa State (17-4, 7-3 Big 12) on ESPN BIG MONDAY, FEBRUARY 3. The competition from Allen Fieldhouse starts at. 20 ct.

Kansas is 79-23 all the time on big Monday (48-1 at home and 31-23 on the road), including 60-18 under the main coach Bill yourself (37-0 at home and 23-18 on the road).

Kansas comes from a loss of 81-70 at Baylor on February 1st. Iowa State seems to jump back from an 80-61 loss to Kansas State on February 1st.

KU is 127-21 (85.8%) after a loss in Bill yourself Era, including 4-1 this season.

Kansas heads the series with Iowa State, 189-69, which includes a 57-10 record in Allen Fieldhouse. The last Iowa State victory in Lawrence was in 2017.


Kansas is 2-2 against Associated Press ranked teams this season, including 1-2 against AP Top 10 enemies. In addition Bill yourselfKansas is 22-3 in Allen Fieldhouse against team ranked as higher than KU and KU has won 15 of these last 16 meetings.


Kansas is No. 10 in the Net Port from NCAA through Games 1 February. No. 10 -rang is fourth in Big 12 Bag No. 3 Houston, No. 7 Iowa State and No. 8 Texas Tech. KU’s strength of the schedule is No. 8 National, which is third in the league (Arizona State at No. 5 and Baylor on No. 6).


KU leads Big 12 and is 14 National in the Assist-to-turn relationship of 1.60 and is second in the league, 10. National, in assists per. Fight of 17.9.

Graduate c Hunter Dickinson is number two in the big 12 in double doubles with nine, which is 17. National. He is number two in BIG 12 and 18. National in rebounds per Fight at 9.7 Rpg.


With its eight assists at Baylor (2/1), candidate g Dajuan Harris Jr. Moved into second place on the list of Big 12 Career Assists, currently at 794. Harris, is number two in Big 12 and 10. National compared to assistant-to-turn of 3.37. Harris is number two at the conference, 24. National, with 5.9 assists per year. Match. Harris had a career high 12 assists with a turnover against Houston (1/25) and has 20 dimes in his last two matches.


Senior g Zeke mayo Scores with 15.0 points per Competition and he leads Kansas with 49 triangles made. Mayo has scored 20 or more points in six games this season. Mayo is a two-time BIG 12-Nykfommer a week and is second on the team with 62 assists and pulls down 4.5 rebounds per year. Competition.


Senior f Kj Adams is a starter that scores 8.3 points per Match. Adams draws 4.7 rebounds per Battle and has 40 assists and 17 blocked shots.


Freshman f Flory Bidunga Has two seconds double double in its last four games. He leads Kansas with 33 blocked shots, including five versus UCF (1/28). Bidunga is number two on the team with a 5.6 rebound average, scores 7.0 points per year. Fight and shoot 79.0 percent (64-for-81) from the field.


Junior G. Rylan Griffen (7.0 PPG) comes from an 11-point performance at Baylor (2/1). The Griffen, who has started eight games this season, is number two on the team with 27 triangles and is an average of 7.0 points per year. Competition. Junior G. AJ Storr Has started four games and he scores 6.4 points per year. Competition.


Senior g David Coit Has three starts and he is third on the team with 24 triangles made, including a 4-for-8 bet against UCF (1/28). COIT Average 4.7 points per Match.


Graduate G. Shakeel Moore (4.2 PPG) has started the last nine games for Kansas and is an average of 4.2 points per Competition.

Up next
Kansas hits the road and plays at Dillon’s Sunflower Showdown Foe Kansas State on Saturday, February 8th. The competition from Bramlage Coliseum starts at. 13 ct, and the game is broadcast on ESPN.


Kansas leads the overall series with Kansas State, 203-96, including an 84-74 victory on January 18 in Lawrence. The 203 wins for the University are most of a NCAA DI school over an opponent. Kansas is 80-50 against Kansas State in games played in Manhattan, including 28-7 in Bramlage Coliseum.