A shorthanded Kansas basketball team, which faced some big-time adversity on Friday, rallied to defeat No. 16-ranked Texas Tech 79-63 on Saturday afternoon at Allen Fieldhouse.
The Jayhawks — who lost Marcus Garrett to a sprained ankle for at least one game at practice Friday afternoon (They already were without the injured Udoka Azubuike) and also learned Silvio De Sousa would remain ineligible to play in games the rest of this season and all of next season — certainly appeared energized in running and gunning en route to building a 20-point halftime lead.
Dedric Lawson scored 25 points (with 10 rebounds) and Devon Dotson added a career-best 20 points (with four assists, three steals, three rebounds) as No.