Quick Summary: Kansas falls on Utah on the road – 247sports

Kansas fell on Utah 74-67 on Saturday night. Jayhawks follows wire to wire on the way to the defeat. Ku tied the game 60 with minutes to play, but Ku then went four and a half minutes without making a shot from the pitch while Utah gathered 10-2 running to take control of the game.

Here is a summary of how the game went …

Boot

G – – Dajuan Harris

G – – Zeke mayo

G – – Rilan Griffen

F – Kj adams

F – Hunter Dickinson

1st half

Under the 16 -Time -Aut

Jayhawks started a very slow start in the game. Utah came out of the hot blocks and UTES knocked down three early 3s to start the race. Ku’s defense was brighter and Utah managed to get repeatedly open glances. On the other hand, it was an inefficient start for Jayhawks, who missed four of his first six attempts. Dajuan Harris was the only KU player who made a shot from the pitch with his two early baskets. Utah 13, Kansas 5

Under 12 Time -Aut

In the next four minutes it was more the same than KU. Jayhawks continued to struggle to knock down shots, and when Ku seemed to be injured to connect multiple results and stop, there was a leak. Utah knocked on Transition 3 and reached the free throw line. Ku received 3 from AJ Storr and two baskets around the Dickinson and Flory Bodunga rim. Utah 19, Kansas 12

Under 8 waiting

Utah made two more 3s, and the second of which came out of the offensive rebound, which made Bill call his second time. Zeke Mayo knocked 3 before Harris and Dickinson demolish prisons, but Ku did not go into the deficit. Utah 29, Kansas 21

Under 4 Time -Auta

Thanks to Harris, Ku finally turned things around. Ku continued with 9-0, which was nourished by the level of play by Harris. He assisted a basket for Adams before he arranged and knocked out 3. He had not scored for more than three minutes at the other near Utah. Utah 32, Kansas 30

Half

It was an even end of the first frame. KJ Adams lifted his second foul and had to sit down, led to the Rakease Passmore got some half -minute end. At the end of the first frame, KU shoots 44 percent of the terrain, while Utah shoots 37 percent. The difference was out of the rainbow, where Utah made three more 3s of Ku. Utah 39, Kansas 37

2nd halftime

Under the 16 -Time -Aut

It was the start of the second half for Ku. Jayhawks turned the ball over four times in the first three minutes. Rilan Griffen knocked down a pair of Ku, but Jayhawks fought on the other end and in the first five minutes of half Utah scored 13 points. Ku entered the Time -Auta at 2:27 scanning land and knocked five of his last seven shots from the pitch with Utah. Utah 52, Kansas 45

Under 12 Time -Aut

The game went into a uniform phase and Ku failed to re -create the mileage, which was to end the first half. Jayhawks acquired shaping Harris and Mayo, but that was the degree of KU evaluation. At the other near Utah, it coincided with the KU assessment with another 3 and a basket of the rim. Utah 58, Kansas 49

Under 8 waiting

It was an ugly stretch of a game aimed at Time Auta. The two teams were combined to make 2 of 15 experiences on the pitch, with both teams going to no avail over 3:30 action. Utah 60, Kansas 54

Under 4 Time -Auta

Ku tied the game thanks to 11-0 running, which lasted six minutes. Utah missed 10 out of 11 shots during the three -turn section. Zeke Mayo came down with a clear injury. He returned to the dressing room, but returned just before waiting. Utah 60, Kansas 60

Finally

Utah composed 7-0 to take control of the game. From there, Uts saw the remaining minutes. Utah 74, Kansas 67

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