Much like a week ago against Kansas State, the Jayhawks turned in a vintage performance against TCU in holding the Horned Frogs to just .97 points per possession, the first time a Big 12 opponent has held the Frogs under a point per trip this season.
The Jayhawks mostly did it via the defensive glass, allowing TCU to rebound a paltry 29 percent of its misses. Just as helpful was the Jayhawks allowing the Frogs to shoot just 40 percent from two, the pair of which allowed Kansas to withstand a 10-25 effort from TCU from three. While Kansas was due for some 3-point luck regression, unlike the Oklahoma State game that was less regression and more Kansas doing a poor job following the scouting report, constantly leaving good shooters open for open threes.