How to Watch: KU vs K-State

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Kansas returns to the friendly confines of Allen Fieldhouse to wrap up the Big 12 regular season with the second Sunflower Showdown.

The Jayhawks have a 204-97 record all-time against Kansas State, with their most recent meeting being an 86-62 victory on Jan. 24 in Manhattan.

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Kansas State: 12-18, 3-14 B12

#14 Kansas: 21-9, 11-6 B12

Line: KU -17.5

Output value: 157.5

How to watch

Saturday, March 7, 1:00 pm CST

Lawrence, Kansas: Allen Fieldhouse

TV: CBS

– Brad Nessler (play-by-play), Wally Szcerbiak (analyst)

Online streaming: Paramount Plus (subscription required)

Station: Jayhawk Radio Network (not sure if these stations are still accurate as I can’t find an updated list of KU anywhere)

– Brian Hanni (play-by-play), Greg Gurley (analyst)

– SiriusXM 198, 380

– Online radio streaming: kuathletics.leanplayer.com

interesting facts

Kansas State has six seniors who will be honored today: Melvin Counsell Jr., Trey White, Wild Evers, Justin Cross, Jayden Dawson, Nginu Ngala.

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KU will compete in next week’s Big 12 Tournament as a No. 3, 4 or 5 seed, pending the outcome of today’s game. The top 4 seeded players will receive double byes; seeds No. 5-8 will receive byes. K-State has locked up the No. 15 seed.

Kansas hasn’t lost in a home final since 1983 and has lost 42 straight games.

KU defeated K-State 54-18 inside Allen Fieldhouse.

KU has won 19 straight games against K-State inside Allen Fieldhouse.

KU is 58-9 against KSU since the Big 12’s inception.

KU has 204 wins all-time against K-State, the most by one school over another school in NCAA D1.

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