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Kansas Jayhawks Lose to Arizona State, 70-60

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Kansas Jayhawks suffer second straight road loss in Arizona, with head coach Bill Self ejected after arguing a call. Despite strong rebounding, team struggles with second-chance points and free throw disparity. Big men miss easy shots, highlighting ongoing issues. Kansas must improve rebounding and foul calls for postseason play.

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Kansas Jayhawks Lose to Arizona State, 70-60

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College Basketball News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Kansas Jayhawks Lose to Arizona State, 70-60. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

On March 4, Kansas J-Hawks fell to Arizona State 70-60 in Tempe on March 3, 2026. It marked their second straight road loss in Arizona, and head coach Bill Self picked up his second ejection in a 23-year career after, arguing a call in the first half. The team started strong on the boards but couldn't capitalize, grabbing 25 offensive rebounds for just 4 second chance points. Big man Flory Bedunga posted 14 points in 13 boards, yet his efficiency has dip lately, shooting under 50 percent over the last six. Eams. Officiating drew heavy fire, with Arizona State hitting 19 free throws to Kansas's two before halftime. A no-call-on guard Darren Peterson against physical defense led to Self's exit, fueling complaints about inconsistency all-game. Players rallied without their coach, but fell short after an early deficit. Kansas Big Men missed easy shots against a weak Big 12 foe, highlighting ongoing struggle

since their Iowa State loss. With the regular season nearly done, Kansas must sharpen rebounding and foul calls to salvage momentum before postseason play.

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