KU’s starting five on the night was Dajuan Harris, Mayo, Rylan Griffen, Adams and Hunter Dickinson. The Jayhawks jumped out to a 20-point first-half lead behind near-68% shooting and finished with a lopsided, albeit not completely dominant, victory.

Kansas basketball blew out Oakland 78-57 at Allen Fieldhouse to move to 4-0 on the season, led by its frontcourt’s strong performance in the first half. Behind wing AJ Storr’s 16 points on the night,

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The No. 1-ranked Kansas Jayhawks men’s basketball team is set to face Oakland on Saturday night at Allen Fieldhouse. KU defeated Michigan State on Tuesday, while the Golden Grizzlies lost to Illinois on Wednesday. KU holds a 2-0 lead in the all-time series. The Jayhawks won the programs’ last meeting 102-59 in 2017.

The Kansas Jayhawks are once again 3-0 to start the year, helping Bill Self set a record at Kansas while getting three wins that are each impressive in their own way. After tough tests against both North Carolina and Michigan State, many expect today's home matchup against the Oakland Golden Grizzlies to be a bit of a break.

Oakland hasn’t had an excellent start to the year after beginning their season with matchups against Illinois and Boise State, and it won’t get any easier when they visit Allen Fieldhouse to take on Kansas.