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February 1, 2025; Waku, Texas, USA; Bill Celti, coach of Kansas Jaheux, interacts with an invitation against Baylor Beers during the second half of the Paul and Alejandra Foster wing. Mint credit: Pictures of Chris Jones-Achilles Two teams are very desperate to win to separate from skiing recently.
Only one of these teams will have his desire when it is known as the No. 8 in Iowa against No. 16 Kansas in the Battle of Large Conferences 12 Monday nights in Lawrence, was.
Iowa (17-4, 7-3 Big 12) is keen on reversing two consecutive losses against Arizona on the road and Kansas at home. Hurricanes have lost three of their past five games after winning 15 of the first 16 games.
Meanwhile, Kansas (15-6, 6-4) stems from a frustrating loss against Baylor, in which history made all the wrong reasons. The Jayhawks team blew the largest progress in a loss in the history of the program, as it wasted an advantage of 21 points and fell 81-70 to Baylor, and decreased to 1-2 in the past three.
Kansas Bill Silv’s coach did not hold his team after the rented lead. Mostly remained calm, knowing that the Monday match against Iowa provides an opportunity for players to show that their last performance was a deviation.
“I really didn’t say much,” Silf said. “I don’t think in such situations that there is a lot that can be said. Any kind of talking will not be heard.”
Iowa T -J. Outterberger also yearns for a better view than his team. Exit hurricanes, a loss of 80-61 in the Mother’s Court, which was his first defeat at home in nearly two years of calendar.
“It is certain that it was not an effort to be proud of,” said Otleberger. “Certainly different from our criterion (in terms of) what we expect and what we have shown through the first 20 games … …
“I think it starts with self -accessibility. You have to look at yourself in the mirror and say:” How did you help the glass? How did you help make people miss? How did you help guard the ball? “And if you start this for the first time while you are doing a great job in that yourself, it puts you in a position in which you can challenge your teammates and others to do the same.”
Kansas Hunter Deconce, which is 16.4 points and 9.7 rebounds. Dickenson shoots 52.6 percent of the field.
Zik Mayo ranks second on Jayhawks with 15.0 points per game. Djoan Harris Junior (9.8 points per game) and KJ Adams JR. (8.3) They come out of the four best scorers.
Awaya’s top scorer is Cortis Jones, which has a average of 17.9 points and launches 37.8 percent of the 3 -point line. The next Keshon Gilbert is located with 15.2 points, in line with 4.5 decisive passes for each game.
Joshua Jefferson 12.9 points for each game to match 8.0 rebounds from the team for each competition. Libsi insurance is 10.8 points for each game.
This meeting will be 260 in the rivalry of the floors between the programs. Kansas leads the 190-69 series at all, but Iowa won the past two competitions.
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