Not KU’s streak of Big 12 regular-season titles, of course, as that remains intact for the moment. But Kansas’ dominating run against Texas came to an end Tuesday night in Frank Erwin Center.

The Longhorns led for all but nine seconds of their 73-63 win over the Jayhawks.

Kansas had won the previous 10 meetings with Texas, including an 80-78 victory on Jan. 14 in Allen Fieldhouse. It is the Longhorns’ first win over the Jayhawks since Feb. 1, 2014.

With the loss, KU (16-5, 5-3 Big 12) has now lost three of its four road games to start the league slate. Meanwhile, Texas (12-9, 4-4 Big 12) snapped a two-game skid, which included a 98-88 loss to Georgia in the SEC/Big 12 Challenge this past weekend.

A 2-0 advantage out of the gate was KU’s only lead for the night. In a losing effort, freshman Ochai Agbaji led the way with 24 points. Dedric Lawson scored 13 points, while Lagerald Vick added 10. UT had four different players scored in double figures.

Here’s a quick look back at some of the action:

• The game turned when:

• Offensive highlight: On a night where the Jayhawks struggled on the offensive end, freshman Ochai Agabji was the lone bright spot.

Agbaji scored 14 of the first 30 points produced by the visitors. He finished off a pair of dunks in transition, including the team’s highlight play at the 1:41 mark in the first half. Marcus Garrett blocked a shot from behind, leading to a transition slam for Agbaji to trim the deficit to just one point at the time.

• Defensive highlight: It was a sloppy game for both teams during Tuesday’s tilt.

Kansas took advantage of some miscues by Texas to help manufacture some points on a night where it struggled to score. In fact, the Jayhawks scored 10 of their first 27 points off turnovers to stay within striking distance.

Early in the second half, freshman Quentin Grimes forced a turnover and it let to an alley-oop to Agbaji in transition.

KU has scored 12 of its 27 points in transition. Grimes to Agbaji here #KUbball pic.twitter.com/ZWVLE8108d

— Shane Jackson (@SJacksonMGM) January 30, 2019

•Up next: Kansas plays host to Texas Tech at 3 p.m. Saturday.