Kansas basketball has lacked consistent shooting this season, and a lot of that blame went to Isaiah Moss. The Iowa grad transfer was supposed to become the Jayhawks’ new sharpshooter, and also help spread the floor for Udoka Azubuike and Devon Dotson.
Moss hadn’t played bad, he was just inconsistent and didn’t show up at times. For example against Dayton, Moss only attempted one shot the entire game despite playing 36 minutes. On the road against #18 Villanova, Moss went 0-5 on the day, with no points, and against #16 West Virginia, Moss once again failed to score and only put up two shot attempts the whole game.