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Rob Doster noted that Pop Isaacs and Stephen Ashworth combined for an impressive 44 points and 10 assists, showcasing Creighton's offensive depth. Kansas, on the other hand, faced challenges, particularly with their perimeter shooting—highlighted by Hunter Dickinson’s muted performance, only scoring six points on four shots.
John Henson pointed out that Dickinson has historically struggled against bigger opponents, making this matchup difficult. Despite their loss, the Blue Jays demonstrated their potential to compete at a high level, earning back respect after previous shaky performances. This victory could shift their trajectory as they continue into the rest of the season.