Trust The Process: Kansas basketball player rankings from A to Z from win against Cincinnati

Tier 2: Baby Jays

3. Hunter Dickinson

Hunter battled foul trouble most of the second half and did not have his usual dominant scoring outing. He did finish when he got his opportunities but has had his second low rebounding outing compared to the usual stats he has put up. Hunter finished with 10 points, six rebounds, one assist, one steal, one block and no turnovers.

4. KJ Adams

KJ struggled through the first half to make an impact. He left his feet early, picking up two fouls and had several bad passes. KJ picked it up in the second half and finished with 11 points, three rebounds, two assists, one steal, and three turnovers.

5. Parker Braun

Parker came in to spell Hunter and gave 10 solid minutes. Braun didn’t do anything flashy but played solid defense when he was on the floor and helped move the ball. Parker missed his only shot of the game and finished with no points, one rebound, one steal, one assist, and no turnovers.

6. Elmarko Jackson

Elmarko didn’t do anything flashy in his 13 minutes, but what he did was take care of the ball and provide some solid minutes. Jackson is best with the ball in his hands playing point guard, and we really need to see him eat into more of Dajuan’s minutes at the point. Elmarko finished with two points, one rebound, two steals, and no turnovers.