NCAAB Game Recap - Stanford at Kansas
Sat Dec 1, 2018 5:30 PM EST

Gonz
103
Crei
92
F
Stan
84
Kansas
90
F(OT)
Stetsn
49
Duke
113
F
Nev
73
USC
61
F
Purd
57
Mich
76
F
UNCG
61
KY
78
F
KSU
71
Marq
83
F
CenCT
40
VaTec
94
F
Oreg
61
Hou
65
F
TxTch
78
Mem
67
F
Buff
85
USF
81
F
Vill
85
LaSal
78
F
PSU
59
MD
66
F
WIMil
51
SFA
66
F
(N/A)
66
Alc
103
F
Oakl
63
Xav
73
F
Lou
70
Seton
65
F
StJon
76
GaTec
73
F
Fairf
60
Army
63
F
NW
66
Ind
68
F
MtStM
65
LoyMD
75
F
JSU
76
N AL
65
F
Ball
85
IUPUI
75
F
UNH
65
Bry
75
F
Mercer
69
Citad
79
F
FaDi
49
HolyC
67
F
Hof
78
KennSt
52
F
Boston
65
Elon
58
F
NJIT
71
UMassL
94
F
(N/A)
70
Bingha
89
F
UMKC
90
IPFW
73
F
Belm
92
WIGB
100
F
USC-Up
71
W MI
66
F
Clev
67
Toled
80
F
TNTec
60
Chat
71
F
Wilbe
57
Mia-O
88
F
ArkSt
70
Leh
82
F
RobM
69
Drex
82
F
ULM
60
Miss
83
F
(N/A)
49
Evans
65
F
E KY
70
HiPt
69
F
WriSt
63
IndSt
69
F
BGSU
63
Hartfo
76
F
Monm
43
Buck
65
F
ColSt
80
Colora
86
F
CAPoly
67
Fres
76
F
E MI
67
NE
81
F
SIU
82
SIU-E
61
F
UTRGV
76
TexAr
65
F
Harv
64
Sien
67
F
SDSU
75
IlSt
65
F
Savan
60
GWebb
97
F
Maine
59
StPet
63
F(OT)
E IL
72
ChiSt
80
F
VMI
45
Longw
65
F
Marsh
84
Ohio
101
F
Ida
67
UND
54
F
GMas
87
W&M
84
F
(N/A)
55
Hamp
114
F
DelSt
61
StBon
90
F
Presb
75
NCAT
70
F
Brown
67
Navy
50
F
WCU
88
Furm
90
F(2OT)
UNCC
64
Charl
72
F
SHSU
52
ArkLR
79
F
TxSt
69
UTSA
68
F
YSU
72
WVU
106
F
GrgWas
52
Princ
73
F
Norf
67
Kent
78
F
FAU
70
BethC
72
F
LoyIL
73
IL-C
64
F
McNee
66
NCC
67
F
CSBak
56
SDak
68
F
SeLA
62
Tul
61
F
Tuls
64
Utah
69
F
Butl
52
StLou
64
F
Gram
57
LSU
78
F
HCU
78
LaTec
85
F
URI
50
Prov
59
F
Detr
59
Akr
71
F
NCSU
80
Vand
65
F
Temp
77
StJos
70
F
Lamar
75
Rice
68
F
NFla
76
ChaSo
70
F
N CO
85
Wyo
80
F
Cin
65
UNLV
61
F
SCSt
69
JU
71
F
Lipsco
84
MTSU
74
F
GASt
52
Lib
78
F
Drake
95
NDSU
88
F
MOSt
77
OrSt
101
F
David
91
UNCW
85
F
ETSU
62
Woff
79
F
NoAZ
74
SCla
81
F
Ford
57
Manh
56
F
APSU
73
AlaAM
61
F
TNSt
74
W Ky
88
F
Iona
59
VCU
88
F
JMU
42
ODU
67
F
Quin
61
Stony
71
F
W IL
70
SEMO
63
F
Wake
74
Rich
84
F
Yale
77
Mia-FL
73
F
Baylor
63
WichSt
71
F
E WA
68
Seatt
88
F
South
78
UL
88
F
AbCh
62
Pepp
77
F
NM
85
Brad
75
F
FIU
89
Ark
121
F
Corn
55
Syr
63
F
FlaAM
57
USA
66
F
PVAM
67
Murr
83
F
UNCA
70
TN-M
87
F
Denv
75
UtVal
98
F
CalLu
60
CS-Ful
99
F
WaSt
63
NMSt
69
F
Bois
67
GrCan
69
F
NrthIA
50
SDSt
82
F
BYU
103
Web
113
F
NWSt
47
UTEP
77
F
TXSo
71
AzSt
83
F
MsVl
71
CBU
107
F
Cal
71
StMar
84
F
AF
69
Pacif
82
F
Sac
88
CSNor
68
F
LongB
70
USD
74
F
UtSt
89
UCIrv
65
F
(N/A)
40
PorSt
123
F

Dec 1, 2018, 5:30 PM EST

Final (OT)

1

2

OT

T

Stanford

35

40

9

84

(2) Kansas

29

46

15

90

Vick leads No. 2 Kansas past 90-84 win over Stanford in OT
Sat Dec 1, 2018 9:53 PM

LAWRENCE, Kan. (AP) After struggling to score in the first half, Lagerald Vick came through in a big way to rally No. 2 Kansas to a big win over Stanford.

Vick hit the tying 3-pointer in the closing seconds of regulation and had eight of his 27 points to start overtime and lead the Jayhawks to a 90-84 victory over Stanford on Saturday night.

"He was nonexistent for a while . but he was great down the stretch," Kansas coach Bill Self said. "We needed every one of (his points)."

Daejon Davis hit two free throws with 13.3 seconds left to push Stanford's lead to 75-72 after driving in and drawing a foul on Dedric Lawson. Kansas then ran its "chop" play - the same one it ran when Mario Chalmers sent the 2008 national championship into overtime - and Devon Dotson found Vick for the tying 3 with just 7 seconds left.

Vick almost single-handedly put the game out of reach in overtime, opening up the extra period with a 3 and following it up with a poster dunk that sent the crowd into a frenzy. He built on that the next time down, hitting his seventh 3 to make it an eight-point game and put it out of reach.

"That was an Allen Fieldhouse win," Self said.

Vick, who had just two points in the first half, wasn't worried about whether he was going to put it together and play to the level he has all season. It was a matter of when.

"It was just really letting the game come to me . when it came, it came," Vick said.

The tying play was actually designed to get the ball to Lawson, who was wide open at the top of the key. Naturally, though, Self didn't mind Vick putting it up.

"When you look at our stats, and we make seven threes as a team, I've got no problem with the guy that made all of them actually shooting it," Self joked.

Lawson finished with 24 points and 15 rebounds, and Udoka Azubuike had 18 points and nine rebounds for the Jayhawks.

KZ Okpala had 22 points and eight rebounds to lead Stanford. Davis added 19 points and eight boards, and Isaac White had 15 points on five 3s.

Cardinal coach and former Jayhawk star Jerod Haase was certainly impressed by Vick's performance, tipping his hat to the senior forward.

"He's fantastic," Haase said. "Made big time plays. There's only a few guys in the country that can probably do that."

But even then, the shot only tied the game, it didn't win it. The Cardinal had the ball with 7 seconds left, but couldn't execute as Davis hoisted a missed 3.

"The fact is we had quite a bit of time," Haase said. "We didn't work really effective when we got the ball back."

Davis was happy with how the possession played out, though.

"I always want the ball in my hands in that situation," Davis said. "I felt like I had a good look, just didn't go in."

The Cardinal's top-tier perimeter defense stifled the Jayhawks early, holding them to 0 for 6 in the first half and not allowing a 3 until four minutes into the second half. But down the stretch, that all changed, and erased their early success.

Conversely, Stanford overcame its poor shooting from deep this season, hitting a season-high 12 3s. The Cardinal entered the game averaging just 5.7 3's per game on 30.1 percent shooting.

Kansas now leads the all-time series over Stanford 11-3. The teams will conclude their four-game series next December at Stanford's Maples Pavilion.

TO FOUL OR NOT TO FOUL

Stanford could've easily fouled Dotson before Vick was able to get the ball, preventing Kansas from tying it. However, Haase said at the time, he thought there was too much time left to do so.

"I do have a plan, a personal belief in when to foul, and it was well over that number (on the clock)," Haase said. "If we go out there and do it again, I'll probably foul."

HAASE'S HOMECOMING

It was Haase's second return to Allen Fieldhouse as coach of the Cardinal, the first coming in December 2016. While emotions were undoubtedly riding high, he said it was easy to get past that once the game got going.

"It's been a while since I've been back . certainly emotional, but I think once we got into the game I was certainly locked in," Haase said.

In his three years with the Jayhawks, Haase started 99 of 101 games and helped lead them to three straight conference championships. He currently sits at No. 33 all-time in scoring with 1,264 points, and is No. 11 all-time in both 3's (156) and steals (174).

GRIDIRON GREETING

New Kansas football coach Les Miles was introduced to the public for the first time during halftime, and received a roaring ovation. Miles signed on to be the savior of the Jayhawks' lowly football program back in mid-November.

BIG PICTURE

Stanford has now lost all three games to ranked opponents this season, although their resilience against Kansas is a good sign moving forward.

Kansas remains undefeated, but its sloppy play early is telling of its inconsistency. The Jayhawks have yet to have a true blowout win, uncharacteristic for them in nonconference play.

UP NEXT

Stanford has a two week break to regroup before hosting Eastern Washington on Dec. 15.

Kansas returns Tuesday at home against Wofford, a potential chance for that first blowout victory.

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Leaders

Stanford PTS +/- AST REB ST BLK
K. Okpala 22 0 4 8 0 2
D. Davis 19 0 3 8 0 0
Kansas PTS +/- AST REB ST BLK
L. Vick 27 0 1 5 1 0
D. Lawson 24 0 2 15 2 0

Team Comparison

Stan Kansas
Points For 84 90
Field Goals 28/63-44% 32/64-50%
Three Pointers 12/34-35% 7/16-44%
Free Throws 16/19-84% 19/27-70%
Offensive Rebounds 10 11
Defensive Rebounds 26 26
Rebounds 36 37
Blocks 6 0
Steals 3 10
Turnovers 18 11
Personal Fouls 22 20
Technical Fouls 0 0
Ejections 0 0

2018-19 Reg Season - Kansas Leads Series 1-0

Date Result Away Pts Ldr Home Pts Ldr
Sat Dec 1 Stan 84 @ Kansas 90 K. Okpala 22 L. Vick 27

Game Information

Stadium: Allen Fieldhouse, Lawrence, Kansas
Attendance: 16,300
Game Time: