Kansas against Kentucky always gets someone’s blood boiling.
Someone’s blue blood.
These are the two winningest programs in college basketball and you could name every street in Lawrence and Lexington after one of the great players who has suited up for the Jayhawks and Wildcats over the decades.
But there’s a rub for KU — Kentucky has won 22 of the 29 meetings. Game No. 30 is on tap for Saturday evening in Lexington and Kansas needs to follow up its overtime win last season in Lawrence with another win over the Wildcats or else it’s 23 of 30 for Kentucky, a gaudy .