**1 – Udoka Azubuike –** So strong in his return to the floor after missing four games and most of a fifth with a right ankle injury. After starting in this one, Azubuike used his big body to record 23 points and 9 rebounds in 20 minutes. **2 – Devon Dotson –** Did not let a ...

**1 – Dedric Lawson –** Easy call here. The KU junior was the best player on the floor for either team and it wasn’t particularly close. Monster first half of 18 points and 8 rebounds led to another double-double on a night when KU really needed it. **2 – Lagerald Vick –** ...

**1 – Dedric Lawson –** Another night, another double-double for KU’s leading scorer, this time 16 points and 14 rebounds. His seventh such outing of the year was one of his least memorable, but the three steals he contributed illustrate his effort all over the floor. **2 – ...

**1 – Lagerald Vick –** Earns the top spot because of the degree of difficulty of so many of his shots. Bounced back from a bad week in a big way with 29 points and 7 rebounds in 39 minutes, including 9-of-15 from the floor. Also flashed that killer confidence and mean streak that this ...

**1 – Mitch Lightfoot –** So good in so many ways. Aggressively attacked the rim, competed on the glass, brought energy and effort and even took a couple of his signature charges. No chance KU wins this game without him. The guess here is that Self will call him “our best big in the ...

**1 – Dedric Lawson –** Was rock solid when the rest of the Jayhawks were still finding their footing and once again flashed that inside-outside game that makes him so deadly. Finished with 20 points and 8 rebounds, coming two boards shy of his fifth double-double in seven games. ...

**1 – Lagerald Vick –** It took him a few minutes (or maybe it was a whole half) to get going, but once he did, the sweet shooting stroke returned and the defensive intensity picked up. And then he just absolutely took over in OT. Vick finished with 27 points on 7-of-11 from 3-point ...

1 – Devon Dotson – Once again set the tone for Kansas as an attacking, tough team. And this time he scored, too. Others had numbers that were more or just as impressive, but Dotson had moments where he was the only Jayhawk on the floor playing to his potential. Without that, Kansas ...