For a majority of Kansas’ season, for lack of a better term, the Kansas offense looked “stagnant.” The Jayhawks struggled to find consistent buckets without Darryn Peterson, and they quickly earned their record off of a strong defense, which currently sits 34th in the nation as they allow just 67.8 points per game.
While Kansas had ground its way to an 11-4 record, most games against power-conference opposition had their moments where doubt would creep its way into the hearts of Kansas fans as time after time, the Kansas defense would have to step up.
All that came to a boil when Kansas took on the West Virginia Mountaineers last Saturday.