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These two plays show why KU’s offense is hard to stop

The play was meant for Malik Newman. Let’s start with that.

Kansas was already well on its way to a 96-58 victory over Toledo — putting up at least 55 first-half points for a fourth straight game — when it held for the final shot before the break.

The call was meant to get Newman a shot in the corner. That didn’t happen.

And KU ended up with three points anyway.

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The sequence was one of many that has defined this particular KU team: full of selflessness and short on ego.