Jayhawks rally past Wildcats in a hard fought rivalry win
Agbaji's late driving bucket framed KU's final eight seconds as Kansas edged K State with 29 points from Agbaji and 35 from Pack. Harris locked down Pack in the second half as KU outrebounded Kansas State 18-7 on offense to fuel the comeback. Wilson added 16 points and 10 rebounds in a physically tense contest. The win honors a storied Big 12 showdown with emotional postgame reflections from coach and players.
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Self Contemplates Loss As Father’s Death Shapes KU Win
Kansas coach Bill Self, grieving his father who died early Friday, led the Jayhawks to a victory at Bramlage Colisuem. Senior guard Remy Martin scored two points. Bobby Pettiford did not play. The team honored LaVannes Squires and Gene Wilson, historic Black players from 1951-52, as Kansas improved to 29-5 and stretched its dominance over K-State. The upcoming rematch at Allen Fieldhouse is set for February 22.
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