Kansas guard Sviatoslav Mykhailiuk (10) gets to the bucket past Austin Peay guard Khalil Davis during the second half, Thursday, March 17, 2016 at Wells Fargo Arena in Des Moines, Iowa. by Nick Krug

1 - Svi Mykhailiuk: Caught fire catching-and-shooting from deep in the corner, dribbled into buckets, got up high on a slam and generally showed off the tools that NBA scouts find intriguing on his way to career-high 23 points (9 of 11 field goals, 4 of 5 threes). Smooth operator.

2 - Landen Lucas: Played just 14 minutes, time enough to produce career-high 16 points, eight rebounds and two blocked shots. Made 6 of 7 field goals.

3 - Perry Ellis: I think I saw him make a spin move into a jump hook on the right block, but I’m not sure because I blinked. What’s a defender to do? He has such a strong game, beginning with how swiftly he races down the court. Made 8 of 12 field goals and scored 21 points.

4 - Jamari Traylor: Hustled all-out to dominate the offensive boards in the first half, demoralizing the Governors. Scoreless, he played big with nine rebounds and two blocked shots in 18 minutes.

5 - Wayne Selden Jr.: Hit his first NCAA Tournament three-pointer on the game’s first possession. Finished with 14 points in 19 minutes. Made more field goals (5 of 10) in this one than previous four tourney games (4 of 16).

6 - Devonté Graham: Scoreless, he was more concerned with setting up teammates, which he did with six assists. Did not turn it over.

7 - Frank Mason III: Spring didn’t quite seem to be 100 percent there. Hip? Foot? Or maybe the competitive fires weren’t stoked because they didn’t need to be for Kansas to cruise to easy victory. Had nine points, four assists and one turnover.

8 - Cheick Diallo: Didn’t get in until late in the game and was extremely active, producing nine points, four rebounds and a blocked shot.

9 - Lagerald Vick: Perfect shooting day from inside the arc, outside it and at the free-throw line on way to seven points in 10 minutes. Also mixed in two assists, a steal and a blocked shot.

10 - Carlton Bragg: Four points, three rebounds, an assist and a steal. And, but of course, three personal fouls in nine minutes.

11 - Brannen Greene: Playing through a sore back, Greene hustled his way to four assists and three steals. Feed to Diallo for a dunk was a beauty.

12 - Hunter Mickelson: Played five minutes, committed four fouls and made 1 of 5 shots. Nobody could accuse him of spectating on the floor.

SEASON STANDINGS

Perry Ellis — 305

Frank Mason III — 298

Wayne Selden Jr. — 276

Devonté Graham — 274

Landen Lucas — 192

Jamari Traylor — 180

Svi Mykhailiuk — 154

Carlton Bragg — 154

Brannen Greene — 142

Cheick Diallo — 102

Hunter Mickelson — 90

Lagerald Vick — 32

— See what people were saying about KU's first-round victory during KUsports.com's live coverage

More news and notes from KU’s victory over Austin Peay

• Impeached: Governors no match for Jayhawks in first round
• Keegan: Jayhawks have no need to stress this March
• Governors: Even KU’s bench players were great
• Everybody plays: Seldom-used subs thrive against APSU
• Notebook: Jayhawks not thrilled with defense in tourney rout
• KU freshmen overjoyed by first taste of NCAAs
• Jayhawks fly by Austin Peay in NCAA opener
• Keegan Ratings: Mykhailiuk puts on show in first-round blowout

Kansas guard Sviatoslav Mykhailiuk (10) puts up a three over Texas Tech guard Devaugntah Williams (0) during the second half, Saturday, Feb. 27, 2016 at Allen Fieldhouse. by Nick Krug

1 - Svi Mykhailiuk: Missed his final shot when a drive trickled out. Otherwise he would have had a perfect shooting day. He made 6 of 7 shots, including 5 of 5 three-pointers. His pull-up jumper inside the semi-circle reeked of confidence. Looks more sure of himself than ever. All in all, not bad for an 18-year-old basketball player.

2 - Frank Mason III: Hustled down a loose ball to keep it from going out of bounds and made the pass that was available, a behind-the-back beauty to Devonté Graham, who fed Wayne Selden Jr., who completed the play with a reverse layup. Also made 3 of 5 three-pointers on way to 16-point, two-steal day.

3 - Jamari Traylor: Made play of the day when he ripped away offensive rebound on missed free throw and immediately fed Svi for a three. Produced three points, three rebounds, a steal and a blocked shot in 13 energetic minutes off the bench.

4 - Devonté Graham: Four assists against just one turnover and two steals compensated for off day from three (1 for 4). Showed serious quickness in finishing drive to hoop through traffic.

5 - Landen Lucas: Produced seven points and eight rebounds in 20 minutes.

6 - Cheick Diallo: Hustled his way to two points, six rebounds, two blocked shots and a steal in 13 minutes.

7 - Perry Ellis: Couldn’t get shots to drop (4 of 13) and scored just eight points with five boards in 28 minutes.

8 - Wayne Selden Jr.: Slumping shooters go through phases that leave them aiming instead of shooting. Selden’s in one of those phases. He made 1 of 8 field goals, 1 of 4 free throws and missed all four three-point attempts. Didn’t show great shot selection in this one.

9 - Carlton Bragg: Turned beautiful post feed from Brannen Greene into two points and picked up a rebound in five-minute run.

10 - Brannen Greene: Limited to three minutes, he made the only two shots he took, both free throws.

SEASON STANDINGS

Frank Mason III — 246

Perry Ellis — 243

Wayne Selden Jr. — 227

Devonté Graham — 219

Landen Lucas — 151

Jamari Traylor — 143

Svi Mykhailiuk — 124

Carlton Bragg — 124

Brannen Greene — 122

Cheick Diallo — 89

Hunter Mickelson — 76

Lagerald Vick — 24

— See what people were saying about Kansas vs. Texas Tech during KUsports.com’s live coverage

More news and notes from KU’s win over Texas Tech

• Still streaking: Kansas makes it 12 conference crowns in a row
• Keegan: Mykhailiuk’s emergence makes KU even more dangerous
• Smith: Self deserves to be Big 12 Coach of Year
• Jayhawks figure to open week as new No. 1
• Notebook: Former PG Miles impressed with KU’s determination
• Jayhawks earn share of 12th straight Big 12 title
• Keegan Ratings: Mykhailiuk’s shooting highlights KU’s victory over Tech

Kansas guard Kelly Oubre, Jr. (12) knocks the ball loose from TCU's Karviar Shepard (14) in the Jayhawk’s 64-59 win over TCU Thursday at the Sprint Center in Kansas City, MO. by Richard Gwin

1 - Kelly Oubre Jr.: Freshman showed that postseason basketball is a game he enjoys by scoring a career-high 25 points and carrying Kansas. It was not just the point total that was impressive about Oubre's day. He played smart, aggressive basketball and was unafraid all afternoon.

2 - Landen Lucas: Once upon a time, 13 points and 7 boards would've have seemed like made up numbers for Lucas. Now, those seem like the norm. Hit 6 of 7 shots and added 3 blocks, all in just 24 minutes.

3 - Sviatoslav Mykhailiuk: Scored just two points and added two assists but played 15 minutes and gave KU coach Bill Self an option when both Brannen Greene and Wayne Selden struggled. Svi was as aggressive and confident as he's been in weeks and even started the second half.

4 - Frank Mason III: Stats were far from spectacular — six points, five rebounds, two assists, two turnovers — but did play 37 minutes and added three steals. Self said he would've liked to see more energy from his point guard and floor leader. So I suspect that's what you'll see on Friday.

5 - Wayne Selden Jr.: As per usual, Selden did enough of the little things — an assist here, a steal there, an offensive rebound there — to impact the game, but his bottom line was still average at best. Scored seven points (on 3-of-6 shooting) and grabbed four boards but also turned it over four times and missed two of three free throw attempts.

6 - Devonté Graham: Recorded four assists and had no turnovers in 24 minutes and made at least three or four other really nice passes that could have become assists had the shots fallen.

7 - Jamari Traylor: Four fouls limited him to 20 minutes, which is a shame because Traylor was 3-for-3 from the floor and also blocked three shots. He's gotta find a way to stay on the floor.

8 - Hunter Mickelson: Not his best night. Two points and one rebound in eight minutes. Did record a block, but also air-balled a baseline jumper.

9 - Brannen Greene: Two points, three turnovers and 13 minutes. Not the kind of bounce-back performance you're looking for from a guy who sat in street clothes due to a suspension the last time out. Greene looks sped up and uncertain with just about everything he's doing right now.

SEASON STANDINGS

Frank Mason III - 243

Perry Ellis - 218

Wayne Selden Jr. - 198

Kelly Oubre Jr. - 190

Cliff Alexander - 170

Jamari Traylor - 139

Brannen Greene - 133

Devonté Graham - 115

Landen Lucas - 113

Sviatoslav Mykhailiuk - 92

Hunter Mickelson - 43

No Selection - 10