Kansas basketball had its options late, up three points with just a handful of seconds left. What happened, and how did that compare to the plan?

For the Jayhawks, the answer is clear — his defender needs to get in his airspace on 3-pointers and recover if he fakes the shot to drive. It will be a big test for freshman Flory Bidunga, with KJ Adams out. The Knights will look to get revenge after the Jayhawks destroyed them by 51 — 99-48 — earlier in January.

For the first time in 99 games, Dajuan Harris didn’t start for the Kansas Jayhawks after hurting his ankle in practice and at stake was the first back-to-back home losses since 1989. What resulted was a similar situation to the Houston game, but this time Kansas executed when it mattered most for a 91-87 win.