Texas Longhorns vs Kansas Jayhawks 2/6/2023 Picks Predictions

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The Texas Longhorns will go against the #8 Kansas Jayhawks in NCAAB action in Allen Fieldhouse, KS, on Monday, February 6, 2023, at 9:00 PM ET.

Texas defeated Baylor and Kansas State after a disappointing performance against Tennessee last Saturday. The Longhorns are now atop the Big 12 standings with eight matches remaining in the regular season.

After trailing KSU 36-25 at the break, UT scored 44 points in the second half to earn a crucial victory away from home. It was a heartfelt victory for the Longhorns program.

Texas is ranked 29th in terms of scoring offense with 79.4 points per game, shooting 48.0 percent from the field, and 33.1 percent from the three-point range (246th).

It ranks 53rd in terms of foul shot conversion rate (74.9%) and ranks 142nd in terms of rebounding average (32.6), with a +2.6 rebounding margin.

According to KenPom, UT is 13th in the country for schedule-adjusted offensive efficiency. Marcus Carr, a senior guard, leads the Longhorns in scoring with 16.7 points and 4.0 assists per game.

Other players to keep an eye on are sophomore guard Tyrese Hunter, senior forward Timmy Allen, and senior guard Sir’Jabari Rice (11.0 PPG, 10.8 PPG, and 5.2 RPG).

The Texas Longhorns are 4-1 ATS in their last 5 matches.
The total went OVER in 10 of Texas’ last 15 matches.
The Longhorns are 13-3 SU in their last 16 matches.

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Texas Longhorns vs Kansas Jayhawks Predictions 2/6/2023

The momentum gained from victories over Kentucky and Kansas State was erased when Kansas lost its composure on the road against Iowa State on Saturday.

The Jayhawks are now tied for third place with the Wildcats, TCU, and Baylor, two games behind Big 12 leaders Texas.

Jalen Wilson, a junior forward, led Kansas over Iowa State with 26 points, but the rest of the team stayed in Lawrence. No other Jayhawk reached double digits in scoring.

Kansas is 89th in scoring with 75.6 points per game and 93rd in field goal percentage (46.1 percent, including 35.6% from three).

It ranks 150th in free throw percentage (72.4%) and averages 34.4 rebounds per game (53rd), with a +2.7 rebounding differential.

According to KenPom, KU ranks 27th in the country for schedule-adjusted offensive efficiency. Wilson leads the Jayhawks in scoring and rebounding with 21.3 points and 8.5 per game.

Other players to keep an eye on include sophomore forward K.J. Adams Jr., freshman guard Gradey Dick (14.5 PPG and 5.2 RPG), and senior guard Kevin McCullar Jr. (10.7 PPG and 7.8 RPG).

The Kansas Jayhawks are 2-6 ATS in their last 8 matches.
The Jayhawks are 15-5 SU in their last 20 matches.
Kansas is 17-1 SU in their last 18 matches at home.

Texas Longhorns vs #8 Kansas Jayhawks. The NCAAB pick for this game is the #8 Kansas Jayhawks.

In their matchup with Kansas State, the Longhorns overcame a subpar first-half performance with a second-half comeback. That won’t be sufficient in Allen Fieldhouse against a motivated Jayhawks team.

The Horns must take better care of the ball and make significantly better three-pointers if they hope to win or cover (4-of-16 vs. KSU). Despite Texas’ success in league play, the Big 12 race is far from over.

To stop a rushing back on third and goal in this game, anticipate the Jayhawks players to run like their hair is on fire and rebound like linebackers hitting the hole.

Jalen Wilson needs assistance if this kind of effort is required. The #8 Kansas Jayhawks will win to a predicted score of 77-71.

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