The Jayhawks are 10-3 against the spread (ATS) in their past 13 games.
Overall on the season, the Hawks have one of the best betting records in college hoops at 17-10 ATS.
For those who like to wager on the total, KU has been a great UNDER bet. The Jayhawks have seen just 10 of 27 games (37 percent) top the posted total this season.
Overall, KU is 22-7 SU on the season and will enter the Big 12 tournament as the No. 2 seed behind the Longhorns, who finished 25-5 SU.
Their first game will be on Friday against the No. 7 seed Oklahoma State Cowboys.
The Hawks have beaten OSU this season: 64-49 at Oklahoma St. as 3-point favorites
this young squad, which is led by Coach of the Year candidate Bill Self, took off, winning 19 of its last 22 games, including 12 of its final 13. The Jayhawks have a legitimate shot at winning their fourth conference tourney title and first since 1999.
Cowboys used solid play at the offensive end to dismiss the Cyclones. Oklahoma State shot an impressive 54.0 percent from the floor in the win, and connected on 21-of-32 shots from the foul line. The team did commit 18 turnovers in the nine-point win, but the Pokes made up for their mistakes by dominating the glass, 43-28. Mario Boggan led the way with 23 points and nine rebounds, while Torre Johnson came off the bench to contribute 20 points. JamesOn Curry added 14 points for OSU, while David Monds tallied eight points to go with 10 rebounds. Boggan and Curry have been a solid one-two punch for Oklahoma State this season, as Boggan is posting 14.9 ppg and 5.7 rpg, and Curry adds 13.5 ppg.
As for the Jayhawks, they were simply tremendous at both ends of the floor throughout the majority of the season. Defensively, they allowed just 60.4 ppg while holding the opposition to 36.6 percent shooting from the field. The Jayhawks averaged 5.6 blocks per contest on the season and outrebounded the opposition by 6.2 rpg. Kansas had similar success at the offensive end, scoring 75.3 ppg while shooting an impressive 47.6 percent from the floor. The Jayhawks also shot 38.0 percent from long range and led the Big 12 with 17.9 apg. Brandon Rush and Mario Chalmers were a solid tandem for the Jayhawks, as Rush finished the regular season averaging 14.1 ppg to go along with 22 blocks and a team-high 6.0 rpg, while Chalmers scored 10.9 ppg and dished out 111 assists. Russell Robinson was also an important source of offense for KU this season, averaging 8.8 ppg to go with his team-best 123 assists.
If Oklahoma State can establish Boggan on the inside it could cause KU some problems cause the Hawks just can't play inside D. They need to come out and punch the Pokes in the mouth.....and they will......
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