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10. Wild passes: Opponents, 20; 6 out of bounds, 14 to an opponent
oo ac Kansas, 193 6 out of bounds, is te an opponent

ll. Fumbles: Opponents, 20; 9 out of bounds, 11 to an opponent
Kansas, 203; 10 out of bounds, to to an opponent

12. Tapped bell out of bounds: Opponents, 4 times
: a ca Kansas, 4 times

13. Held balis: Opponents obtained 17
Kansas obtained 16

14, Jump ball: Opponents tapped and recovered ow jump ball 1 time
} Kansas tapped and recovered own jump ball no times

15. Jump ball: Opponents recovered teammate's jump ball 32 times
Kansas recovered teammate's jump ball 23 times

16. Assists: Opponents made 54 assists; 29 immediate, 25 secondary
~ Kansas made 82 assists; 46 immediate, 36 secondary

17, Evaluation points: Opponents, 1997 positive; 244 negative
Kansas, 3527 positive; 237 negative

18. Evaluation points per minute: Opponents, 14.6
ee Kansas, 25.8

19. Evaluation points per score: Opponents, 14.6
: Kansas, 28.2

Kansas s 93.4%

21. Ball handling error rate: Opponents, 4.9 %

(Totals are shown.)

In comparing the totals one can see that the opponents
made more attempts at both field goals and free throws than did the
Kansas team. However, it should be noted that the home team scored
more goals (56 for 33.9%) than the opponents (39 goals for 21.2%).
This same thing is true of the free throws with Kansas making 27
free throws for 64.3% and the opponents making 24 free throws for
54.5%.

| When one examines the personal fouls Kansas made less
(27) than the opposition (36). However, the Kansas fouls yielded the
greater number of free throws (44) to the visiting teams (42). It