Part 4/6:
Despite Kansas' playmakers such as KJ Adams and Zeke Mayo trying to rally the team with impressive plays, the Jayhawks found it increasingly difficult to maintain control. Their inability to limit turnovers was detrimental as Iowa State capitalized on these mistakes with swift counterattacks.
Dominance in the Paint and Beyond
As the game progressed, it was apparent that Iowa State had established dominance not just in scoring but also in controlling the paint. The Cyclones maintained an impressive presence inside, where they limited Kansas' chances for second-chance points.