Now that’s more like it. Kansas cruised to a 45 point win over Omaha, scoring a remarkable 1.49 points per possession and allowing just .88 points per trip. Probably the toughest test Kansas faced all night was from Dan Dakich.
There isn’t much to learn from these games really, but with conference play upcoming it is a positive sign for the Jayhawks to get back to a game like this, if only for the fact that because of their lack of depth they need as much rest, both physical and mental, as they can.
Offensively, Kansas shot 64 percent on twos and 59 percent on threes.