KU Basketball: Where To Watch Jayhawks Vs Terrapins
By Scott Dillon
The KU basketball teams is set to take on Maryland in the Sweet Sixteen. See where to catch the action.
The KU basketball team had little to no problems in either of the first two rounds of the tournament. They dominated the game against the Austin Peay Governors in the opening round of the tournament and followed that up with a decisive 12 point win over UConn.
The Kanas Jayhawks took a lead that they’d never relinquish with less than three minutes having run off the clock. By halftime, KU had run out to a 20 point lead and the score sitting at 44-24.
UConn made a few runs but was never really a threat to take control of the game. The Jayhawks were hitting on all cylinders as Perry Ellis and Wayne Selden Jr led the Charge. Ellis finished with 21 points while Selden had a team-leading 22 points. Selden, who recently made a dunk that sent his uncle into a frenzy, punctuated the win with this one-handed slam:
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Who: Maryland Terrapins (27-8, 12-6)
Where: KFC! YUM Center, Louisville, Kentucky
When: Thursday, March 24th at 8:40 P.M. Central
Network: CBS
KU Basketball Live Stream: NCAA Live
The Kansas Jayhawks will look to fend off a very tall Maryland Terrapins teams in their third game of this year’s tournament. You can watch the KU basketball live stream on NCAA Live as the Jayhawks face the Maryland Terrapins in the Sweet Sixteen
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University of Connecticut Huskies Team Leaders
- Melo Trimble – 21.5 points per game
- Robert Carter – 10.0 rebounds per game
- Rasheed Sulaimon – 3.0 assists per game
Kansas Jayhawks Team Leaders
- Perry Ellis – 16.7 points per game
- Landen Lucas – 6.3 rebounds per game
- Frank Mason III – 4.7 assists per game
Wayne Selden Jr has been playing his best basketball of the season lately and it couldn’t happen at a better time. If he’s going to continue to play hot and cold basketball, hopefully the cold streak doesn’t start for another few games.
The Terrapins are going to try to use their size to their advantage and contest all of KU’s shots. This is a game that many think could be relatively close, but if the Jayhawks can win this matchup that sees them towered over, there could be no stopping them.
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The Jayhawks have put together two dominant performances already and now they’ve had five days to prepare for the Maryland Terrapins. Expect Bill Self and company to take control of this game and pick on Maryland’s weaknesses from the very outset. They’ll likely try to be aggressive early to get the Terrapins’ bigs in some foul trouble.