Kansas' Offensive Struggles Cost Jayhawks Big Twelve Title

0:00On March 15th, Kansas suffered a crushing defeat to number two seed Houston and the big 12 tournament semi-finals losing 69-47, and one of their worst showings in years. The J-Hawks struggled offensively from the tip, but the game turned into a route as they got out-hustled on both ends. Earlier this week in Kansas City, things fell apart in the second half, where Kansas missed their first 16 field goal attempts and didn't score. On anything but free throws for over 9 minutes. Houston capitalized with easy buckets, widening the gap quickly. Fans and analysts pointed to a total lack of intensity from the team, which looked disengaged against the Gritty Cougars. Coach Bill's self has to be disappointed, as his squad got beaten on the boards and loose balls, marking the third straight year without a big 12. Title game appearance. The bigger issue was Kansas' offense, now ranked 52nd nationally in adjusted efficiency. Our Darren Peterson scored 14 points, but faced constant double teams, leaving teammates

1:00unable to step up consistently, no one else reached. Double figures. As Selection Sunday approaches, the J-Hawks wait for their round of 64 match-up in the NCAA tournament, hoping to shake off this.