First and foremost I will say that laying juice like this on the road in conference play is a quick way to go broke. Kansas is 3-3 on the road in their last 6. That being said I'm going against my own precautions. I just think KU has a matchup advantage at virtually every position. They are undoubtedly the more supremely talented team. Obviously the most talented and better team doesn't always win though or else we would all be rich. I just feel like Self will have his boys ready to play even in the tough environment in a rivalry game. It might be close for awhile and potentially into the second half but in the end I think Kansas will prevail.
Look for a bounce back game from Selden after a couple of clunkers in the last 2 scoring 5 and 4. Ridiculously talented Kelly Oubre was held scoreless last game look for him to contribute as well. Ellis has been steady all year and I see him posting a solid 15 and 10. K State's hope for victory relies on the shoulders of enigmatic guard Marcus Foster. Like I said I'm just having a hard time deciphering where K State has a match-up advantage. In the end I think Kansas is just going to be too much for them.
Look for a bounce back game from Selden after a couple of clunkers in the last 2 scoring 5 and 4. Ridiculously talented Kelly Oubre was held scoreless last game look for him to contribute as well. Ellis has been steady all year and I see him posting a solid 15 and 10. K State's hope for victory relies on the shoulders of enigmatic guard Marcus Foster. Like I said I'm just having a hard time deciphering where K State has a match-up advantage. In the end I think Kansas is just going to be too much for them.