**1 – Udoka Azubuike –** After limiting him to 6 points on 6 shots in the first meeting, the Bears got all they could want from Azubuike, and then some, in Saturday’s rematch. The KU senior finished with 23 points on 8-of-11 shooting and a career-high 19 rebounds to go along with 3 ...

**1 – Devon Dotson –** Looked as fast and unstoppable as he has at any point in his Kansas career while exploding for 29 points [in a 91-71 KU victory.][1] The biggest reason Dotson threatened to eclipse his career-high of 31, however, came from the 6-of-8 shooting from 3-point range. ...

**1 – Marcus Garrett –** He might’ve taken the top spot again on the strength of his defense alone. But when you throw in a career-high 6 3-point makes, it quickly becomes a no-brainer. Garrett was absolutely sensational again on both ends, leading KU’s offense, defense and ...

**1 – Marcus Garrett –** Forget about the turnovers. In a game won by defense, your best defensive player is likely your hero. And that was exactly the case for Garrett on Wednesday night. His five steals, including three in a row late with the game on the line, were nothing short of ...

**1 – Udoka Azubuike –** Dominated stretches of this game, including early on after KU started very slow. Wasn’t his best game by any means, but his numbers were good and he competed throughout. 20 points, 15 rebounds, 5 blocks. **2 – Devon Dotson –** The only other Jayhawk ...

**1 – Udoka Azubuike –** Fought and battled his way to another double-double on a night when he didn’t start because of a bad day in practice on Sunday. The 7-foot center completely took over the game during the decisive stretch of the second half, dunking everything he could and ...

**1 – Devon Dotson –** Terrific from start to finish, proving to be a pest on defense and a walking bucket on offense during the Jayhawks’ 78-75 win over Texas Tech on Saturday. Dotson’s 21 points not only led the Jayhawks, but also kept Texas Tech from ever building the kind of ...

**1 – Marcus Garrett –** Nearly recorded a triple-double with the most Marcus Garrett-like performance of all time. Seven points. Eight rebounds. Nine assists. All in 34 minutes. Steady, subtle and so solid. His composure was clutch in helping KU survive a rough stretch to close the ...