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MEN'S BASKETBALL
KANSAS VS. Colorado 1 p.m., Lawrence
PLAYERSTO WATCH
Kansas (G-1) enters its game against Colorado on a five-game winning streak, but while the wins keep piling up, it's scrapped by on some ugly wins and have had trouble putting complete games together, often seeing its offense sputter for extended periods of time while its opponents climb back into the game.
Freshman forward Perry Ellis
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Ellis has been surprisingly silent recently for the Jayhawks. After starting the season with a 15-point outburst against Southeast Missouri State, he has only scored in double-digits on one other occasion. Ellis entered the season with lofty exec-
game is taking longer than expected for the naturally gifted scorer.
HEAR YE. HEAR YE
"You're always happy that you get a win, but we're not satisfied because we know as a team that we should be playing a lot better than we are right now."
Senior guard Travis Releford following the Jayhawks 84-78 win against Oregon State.
BIG JAY WILL CHEER IF
The Jayhawks play aggressively and attack the paint on offense on their way to rolling Colorado in the Buffaloes first trip back to the Fieldhouse since they left the Big 12.
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AT A GLANCE
Colorado (6-1) is entering a tough three game stretch featuring Colorado State, Kansas and Fresno State. The Buffers lost 76-69 after committing 17 turnovers at Womning last week. The Buffs started 6-0 for the first time since the 1989-90 season. The run coming on the shoulders of junior forward Andre Roberson's 11.1 rebounds per game and three double-doubles.
PLAYERS TO WATCH
Sophmore guard Spencer Dinwiddie
Dinwiddie is a scorer in every sense. Give him space and he will take advantage of you. He can also score off the bounce. This offensive presence creates a problem for a Jayhawk team that isn't guarding as aggressively as coach Self would like.
Dinwiddie
HEAR YE HEAR YE
"It doesn't take a rocket scientist to figure out why we lost this game. I'm disappointed in our execution in the second half. We have to get better in a lot of different areas. It's going to happen. We've got to figure out a way to overcome that. They can get frustrated about it all they want - it doesn't change things."
Coach Tad Boyle after Colorado's 17-turnover performance at Wyoming
BABY JAY WILL CRY IF.
Kansas doesn't guard well against a pair of Colorado guards that can flat score the basketball. If the Jayhawks don't show up on the defensive end, it will be a long afternoon for the Jayhawks.
Head coach Bill Self and the rest of the Jayhawk bench watch as the Oregon State Beavers close the scoring gap between the two teams. Despite being a close game, the Jayhawks were victorious with a final score of 84-78.
TYLER ROSTE/KANSAN
TYLER ROSTE/KANSAN
Rio Adams goes up for a rebound against Oregon State at the Sprint Center Friday in Kansas' 84-78 win.
PREDICTION: Kansas 76, Colorado 68
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