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Here’s a game prediction and scouting breakdown for Wednesday’s Big 12 Tournament matchup between the Kansas Jayhawks and Cincinnati Bearcats.

NORMAN, Okla. (KSNT) – No. 6 Kansas men’s basketball traveled to No. 25 Oklahoma on Saturday for an important Big 12 road matchup. Trailing at the break, the Jayhawks used a big second half to come out on top 67-57. The Sooners came out shooting hot from behind the arc, leading by as much as […]

LUBBOCK, Texas (KSNT) – The struggles on the road continued for KU men’s basketball on Monday. The Jayhawks have been nearly polar opposite when suiting up as the visitors, compared to games played in Allen Fieldhouse. Texas Tech hammered No. 6 Kansas on ESPN’s Big Monday, beating KU 79-50. Kansas was without senior Kevin McCullar […]

Johnny Furphy starred for Kansas basketball in a rare home underdog role. The Jayhawks blasted Houston on Saturday.

Hunter Dickinson had 20 points to lead four Jayhawks in double figures as No. 8 Kansas beat No. 4 Houston 78-65 in front of a frenzied crowd on Saturday. “That was our best crowd of the season,” Kansas coach Bill Self said, “and we’ve had some good ones.” Kansas (18-4, 6-3 Big 12) got 17 points each from Kevin McCullar and Johnny Furphy, and 10 from KJ Adams.

What happened to the KU Jayhawks’ rebounding in Saturday’s loss at West Virginia? It was poor, and that helped the Mountaineers pull off an upset.

After three losses to start Big 12 play, Kansas coach Brandon Schneider wanted his team to start having some fun again. The Jayhawks had a whole lot of fun Wednesday night. Taiyanna Jackson had a career-high 27 points with 19 rebounds, S’Mya Nichols and Holly Kersgieter gave No. 4 Baylor fits from the perimeter, and the Jayhawks rolled to an 87-66 victory that snapped their 19-game losing streak to the Bears.

In this week’s KU mailbag, we are looking at Jayhawks basketball and the Big 12 season, football expectations and Kansas’ depth on the offensive line.

In this week’s KU mailbag, we are examining Jason Bean’s KU legacy, what to expect from the team next season, Calvin Clement’s first start and more.

The Jayhawks will take an 11-1 record into holiday break.