MANHATTAN, Kan.MANHATTAN, Kan.
Kansas coach Bill Self put his four fingers up in the air late in the first half, electing to call a set that had just worked on the previous possession.
Kansas’ “four-up” play is typically run for leading scorer Perry Ellis — only this time, he was determined that he once again wasn’t going to take it for himself.
After setting a high ball screen for Frank Mason in No. 2 Kansas’ 72-63 victory over Kansas State on Saturday at Bramlage Coliseum, Ellis received a pass, hesitated and threw it right back to his teammate.