The Kansas basketball team has its last warm-up game before entering one of the most brutal stretches of non-conference games as you will ever see. The Princeton Tigers won’t be a pushover by any means, but they aren’t Duke or UConn either.
On Tuesday, KU blew away Texas A&M-CC by 29 points, even though Darryn Peterson missed yet another game, this time because of hamstring soreness. It did provide other players deeper on the roster to make contributions.
Fourteen players saw at least three minutes of action, and 11 scored. Four players scored in double figures, led by Kohl Rosario with 16 points.
The extra minutes will surely benefit this team down the road if injuries or foul troubles become factors in games.
Kansas vs Princeton: When and where
The Jayhawks will host the Tigers on Saturday, November 15, at 1 p.m. CT in Allen Fieldhouse. The Phog should be rocking for the last warm-up game before KU plays Duke.
Kansas vs Princeton: Where to watch or stream
This game between the Kansas Jayhawks and the Princeton Tigers will be aired on ESPN+. It can be streamed on FuboTV or on Disney+ with a subscription to either.
Kansas vs Princeton: Betting odds
College basketball betting lines aren’t made available until the day before the game. This article will be updated when those are released.
Projected Kansas starting lineup vs Princeton
Peterson’s health will determine what the starting lineup may look like, but assuming he can play, it should look like this.
- Darryn Peterson - 21.5 points per game (2 games)
- Kohl Rosario - 9.7 points per game
- Melvin COuncil Jr. - 6.7 points per game
- Tre White - 10.0 points per game
- Flory Bidunga - 14.3 points per game
If Peterson can’t go again, Elmaarko Jackson seems the most likely to get the nod, as he has the other two games Peterson had to sit out.
Game odds refresh periodically and are subject to change.
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