Kansas basketball vs. Oklahoma State: Game time, odds, TV, and preview

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Kansas basketball will begin postseason play tomorrow afternoon against Oklahoma State. Here’s what you need to know, including the game time, odds, TV channel, and preview.

Kansas basketball will begin postseason basketball tomorrow afternoon against the Cowboys of Oklahoma State. For Jayhawk fans, the game will probably come as a welcome distraction given all of the press surrounding the coronavirus and its possible impact on the NCAA Tournament.

Ultimately, Kansas has to control what it can control and just try to win games no matter what happens with the NCAA Tournament.

Here’s Kansas basketball vs. Oklahoma State at a glance:

  • Time: 1:30 p.m. Central Time
  • Place: Sprint Center – Kansas City, MO.
  • Watch: ESPN2
  • Listen: FM- KKSW 105.9, or AM- KLWN 1320 (Lawrence Stations)
  • Series (Since 1950): KU leads 102-47
  • Last Meeting: 2020, 83-58 KU
  • Line: (Odds Courtesy of The Action Network)

Despite being the underdog, Iowa State gave Oklahoma State all they could handle. The Cowboys came away with a slim one-point victory behind Isaac Likekele’s 21 points and nine assists. The good news for the Jayhawks is that they handled the Pokes both times they met in the regular season.

Kansas basketball beat Oklahoma State this year by margins of 15 and most recently 25, so the Jayhawks should have no problem sending the Cowboys back to Stillwater.

The big story from the game really doesn’t have to do with the game it all though. It’ll be the second Big 12 game that day to feature no fans in the stands due to the coronavirus, so it should be interesting how that impacts the game, if at all.

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On a much larger note, this conference tournament may mean a whole lot more now that there’s a real possibility that the NCAA Tournament gets canceled. In the event that happens, Kansas basketball would be the de facto national champions. That would be an absolute worst-case scenario, so let’s hope it doesn’t come to that.