Peterson Lights Up Rivalry Game, Kansas' Final Four Hopes

0:00On March 11, Kansas basketball coach Bill Self calls freshman guard Darren Peterson the best recruit he's ever landed. In the second game of this season's rivalry matchup, Peterson lit it up with 27 points on 10-15 shooting from the field and 1-2 from 3-point range. He added 5 rebounds, 4 assists, and 2 steals in Kansas's blowout, 104-85 win. Peterson has battled injuries all season, holding back his full potential until now. Self notes he's improving weekly and looks completely comfortable on the court this time around. Coaches and fans agree, elite guards like him, when big games in March. His ability to score from anywhere keeps opponents guessing, and his cool head shines in tight spots. What sets him apart is the talented roster around him. He doesn't have to force every play, which lets him relax and dominate when needed, as the postseason heats up, Peterson gives Kansas a real shot at the final four, and maybe

1:00even a national title.