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Kansas 98 Purdue 66

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They play like they did last night, it's over, they will win it in a runaway.

Kansas has looked very good. However, are we getting too excited about wins over UC-Davis, the worst Michigan State team in probably two decades, and a Purdue team that is playing three lumbering big men when everyone else in basketball is moving toward speed and outside shooting? In my opinion, Oregon on Saturday will be a different animal than the first three.

True, but if we have learned anything, it is not to count out Bill Self to not have his team prepared when you least expect it.

 

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Kansas has looked very good. However, are we getting too excited about wins over UC-Davis, the worst Michigan State team in probably two decades, and a Purdue team that is playing three lumbering big men when everyone else in basketball is moving toward speed and outside shooting? In my opinion, Oregon on Saturday will be a different animal than the first three.

 

I agree, but all we can do is compare them to who they've actually played so far...and they have looked great.

KU is good but with that said they could lose the next game.

Hard to believe that this game was 60-54 Kansas at the 13 min mark of the 2nd half. So the Jayhawks out scored Purdue 38-12 to end the game.

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