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THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 2014
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KANSAS 51-3687
RIDER 22-38|60
KANSAS STAT LEADERS
Ellis
Mykhailiuk
Selden
SCHEDULE
Fri, Nov. 14 UCSB Lawrence W
Tue, Nov. 18 Kentucky Indianapolis, Ind. L
Mon, Nov. 24 Rider Lawrence W
Thu, Nov. 27 Rhode Island Kissimmee, Fla.
Fri, Nov. 28 TBD Kissimmee, Fla.
Sun, Nov. 30 TBD Kissimmee, Fla.
Fri, Dec. 5 Florida Lawrence
Wed, Dec. 10 Georgetown Washington, DC
Sat, Dec. 13 Utah Kansas City, Mo.
Sat, Dec. 20 Lafayette Lawrence
Mon, Dec. 22 Temple Philadelphia, Penn.
Tue, Dec. 30 Kent State Lawrence
Sun, Jan. 4 UNLV Lawrence
Wed, Jan. 7 Baylor Waco, Texas
Sat, Jan. 10 Texas Tech Lawrence
Tue, Jan. 13 Okla. St. Lawrence
Sat, Jan. 17 Iowa State Ames, Iowa
Mon, Jan. 19 Oklahoma Lawrence
Sat, Jan. 24 Texas Austin, Texas
Wed, Jan. 28 TCU Fort
GAME TO REMEMBER
After a lackluster six-point performance against the Kentucky Wildcats on Tuesday, Ellis asserted himself more against Rider. He tied for the team-lead with 17 points, making five of his six field goal attempts and earning 10 trips to the free throw line, he made seven
where he made seven.
Ellis
Kansas 87 | Rider 60
GAME TO FORGET
It was a little easier to choose this category in the 32-point beatdown to Kentucky. While he didn't have a bad game by any means, Saldon was held scoreless on four field.
Selden was held scoreless on tour held goal attempts. His game-high nine assists was a nice surprise, but the Jayhawks will need him to score more against tougher
UNSUNG HERO
Selden
Making his career start, Lucas ended with an all-around performance of nine points, four rebounds, two steals and one block. He only attempted three shots, but he made every attempt. As one of the tallest players on the Kansas team, his height and physicality
in the paint will be important, whether
Lucas
BASKETBALL REWIND
AARON GROENE/KANSAN
Sophomore guard Wayne Selden Jr. looks to dish the ball during the first half of the Jayhawks Monday night matchup against the Broncs of Rider. Selden recorded a team-high nine assists to help the Hawks dismiss Rider, 87-60.
AARON GROENE/KANSAN
From left, sophomore forward Landen Lucas, freshman guard Devonte' Graham and freshman guard Sviatoslav Mykhailiuk cheer on their teammates during Monday night's game against Rider. Mykhailiuk was third in points for the Jayhawks with 10 against the Broncs.
KEY PLAYS
12:00 mark, 1st half:
After forcing a bad shot on defense, Frank Mason pushed the ball up the floor and found Seiden. Alexander filled the lane, and Seiden found him for a strong finish at the rim. Kansas forced a turnover on the following Rider possession as well.
5:20 mark, 1st half
After a blown possession, Svi went diving out of bounds to recover a loose ball. He tipped it back in and darted towards the rim. Mason found him and threw him the lob, and Svi put it in for the easy layup.
4:00 mark, 2nd half:
Greene drove the lane and put a lay up in hard off the glass. Greene completed the and-one to extend his game total to 17 points.
BY THE NUMBERS:
0: Wayne Selden Jr.'s first-half field goals.
39. 38: The amount of time Kansas led
44: Kansas' bench points
34: Kansas' largest lead
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