Lagerald Vick got his career-high out of the way early. All that was left was his run at #kubball history.
— KU HawkZone (@KUHawkZone) November 30, 2016
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Lagerald Vick was in "witness protection" as frosh. But, instead of transferring, he lived in gym. Rest is history. https://t.co/mu7MdX6f7g
— Fran Fraschilla (@franfraschilla) November 30, 2016
Lagerald Vick got his career-high out of the way early. All that was left was his shot at program history.
Vick, the Kansas basketball guard, scored 23 points — including matching a personal-best with 15 in the first half alone — to lead the No. 4 Jayhawks past Long Beach State, 91-61, on Tuesday night at Allen Fieldhouse.
See Vick's reverse jam and the rest of the #kubball Baseline View highlights here: https://t.co/gOSuRO0prc
— Nick Krug (@nickkrug) November 30, 2016
However, Vick would not get another shot off — at least, another shot that counted. His breakaway dunk with 4:33 left to play was wiped away thanks to a foul on the other end of the court by teammate Carlton Bragg, who Vick replaced in the starting lineup before the UNC Asheville contest.
“I think Carlton must be mad at him or something,” KU coach Bill Self joked on Bragg’s foul, “because that was probably the worst foul we’ve committed since I’ve been here, or Lagerald would’ve gotten the record.”
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Another look at Vick's reverse jam from the remote camera. See the #kubball Baseline View Highlights here: https://t.co/gOSuRO0prc pic.twitter.com/SrBgJnwCRR
— Nick Krug (@nickkrug) November 30, 2016
Oh man, this is such a tough move from Devonte' Graham https://t.co/8je0UwVedJ
— Rob Dauster (@RobDauster) November 30, 2016
#kubball shot 54% from 3-point line in defeat of Long Beach State, a marked improvement: https://t.co/EKCJ30SZDy pic.twitter.com/W7syBdZOJY
— Kansan Sports (@KansanSports) November 30, 2016
Josh Jackson has thrown some serious passes at Kansas so far. I made a supercut of the best ones https://t.co/0XaIn6c0EL pic.twitter.com/h1v2lyDnZc
— Ricky O'Donnell (@SBN_Ricky) November 30, 2016
.@LandenLucas33 has been nominated for the 2017 Allstate NABC Good Works Team. #kubball
— JayhawkSlant (@JayhawkSlant) November 30, 2016
Old and carefree Paul Pierce blows dunk, receives CPR from Chris Paul: https://t.co/WFXQOkE4iJ pic.twitter.com/KbH3q9oDWc
— Deadspin (@Deadspin) November 30, 2016
Also, Cliff Alexander is currently the NBDL's leading rebounder at 12.2 RPG. #kubball
— rushtheBig12 (@b12hoops) November 30, 2016
It is always good to see family when you're in a different country. Good game tonight @Next718star. #RockChalk pic.twitter.com/wLdx00CcsW
— Travis Releford (@T_2releFOUR) November 30, 2016
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Most wins over AP Top 3 teams since 2012
— SERC (@SERCenter) November 30, 2016
Duke 6
Indiana 5
Kansas 5
Wisconsin 5#iubb #kubball #Badgers #HereComesDuke #UNCvsIU
Texas-Arlington knocks off Texas for first time, 72-61. https://t.co/Fu3rkphYPt
— AP Top 25 (@AP_Top25) November 30, 2016
Grayson Allen is the worst pic.twitter.com/H9AemLLHFH
— Andrew Cassady (@AndCassady) November 30, 2016
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In his mailbag, @SethDavisHoops explains why players shouldn't sign National Letters of Intenthttps://t.co/nROD5RcmDY
— SI College Hoops (@si_ncaabb) November 30, 2016
ESPN is coming to New Castle Fieldhouse in December for a high school basketball showcase featuring two of the state’s top players.
Defending Class 4A state champion New Albany will play LaLumiere on Dec. 15 at New Castle as part of a doubleheader televised on either ESPN or ESPN2. New Albany, ranked No. 18 nationally by ESPN, is led by junior star Romeo Langford. LaLumiere, ranked No. 1 by ESPN, is led by former Park Tudor standout and Michigan State recruit Jaren Jackson Jr.
The game will tip off at 7 p.m.
The second game of the doubleheader will match up No. 3 Sierra Canyon (Calif.) vs. No. 2 Oak Hill Academy. Sierra Canyon is led by junior Marvin Bagley Jr., while Oak Hill has top seniors Billy Preston, Matt Coleman and Lindell Wigginton. It will also be televised by ESPN or ESPN2.
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