The Jayhawks held on for the win over the Horned Frogs and will now face No. 2 Houston in the Big 12 semifinal.

Darryn Peterson now has 20 points and the Jayhawks are up 5 but it’s anyone’s ballgame as we hit the 4-minute mark.

Who will be meeting No. 2 Houston in the Big 12 tourney semifinal?

We’re at the 10-minute mark and we have a good one. TCU and Kansas have traded leads all game and now the Jayhawks are back in front.

The winner of this game gets No. 2 Houston in the semifinal of the Big 12 tournament.

Micah Robinson just put the Horned Frogs up 6 with this trey ball with just under 14 minutes left in the game.

We are back for the second half and the Jayhawks have re-taken the lead, at least momentarily. These teams are pretty evenly matched and this game should come down the stretch.

Darryn Peterson has 10 points to lead Kansas.

There’s been a lot of ebbing and flowing in this one. The Jayhawks started off hot, then the Horned Frogs went on a run, and then the two teams traded blows for the rest of the half.

TCU will take the lead into the half after a late 3-pointer by Jayden Pierre.

The Jayhawks have stopped the bleeding and are back in front as the game ticks toward halftime.

Kansas is getting help from everybody, but Darryn Peterson in particular has been lighting it up and it’s a 12-0 Jayhawks run.

The Frogs are blitzing the Jayhawks now and have a 23-16 lead after a torrid shooting streak. Kansas has hit a bit of a cold spell.

That was a 20-4 run for TCU after the poor start.

The Horned Frogs are right back in this one after a 9-0 deficit to start the game. Darryn Peterson just got his first points of the game on a couple of free throws before the 10-minute mark in the first half.

Well it took over 5 minutes but the Horned Frogs are finally on the board and have made it a one-possession game with just over 13 minutes left in the first half.

We are back in action in Kansas City and the Jayhawks are up 7-0 early.

These two teams have only met once this season and it ended up as a 104-100 Kansas win in late January.

Dybantsa hit a late three for his 26th point on Thursday night. That gives the potential No. 1 pick in the 2026 NBA Draft 93 points in three Big 12 tournament games. The previous record for Big 12 tournament scoring was held by Kevin Durant with 92.

Houston moves on to face either Kansas or TCU. That game will tip off at approximately 9:45 p.m. ET.

With Houston up six and getting a defensive rebound with just over a minute to go, BYU let the game play out. That was a bad decision. Houston got an offensive rebound and Emmanuel Sharp was fouled while driving to the lane with 33.6 points to go.

Sharp hit both his free throws. The lead is now eight. BYU is going to really regret not fouling 30 seconds earlier.

The Houston forward’s 3-pointer with 3:13 to go finally broke the scoring drought. Six points feels insurmountable for BYU.

A minute after McCarty’s basket, Kingston Flemings re-entered the game with four fouls.

It’s the under-4 timeout with 3:50 to go … the last points of the game came with 6:35 remaining.

This has officially turned into a slog.

The freshman point guard heads to the bench as BYU cuts the lead to one. How long will Kelvin Sampson keep him out of the game?

The Cougars haven’t made a shot from the field in over three minutes and have made just one of their last eight shots.

BYU has also turned the ball over 17 times. If Houston wasn’t shooting just 25% from the field, the lead could be double digits.

The Provo Cougars haven’t scored in the last 2:21 and are being outscored by six in the second half. However, as BYU hasn’t scored in that span, Houston has just four points.

Scoring has slowed considerably from a fun start to the second half.

Dybantsa is 6-of-10 from the field and 7-of-8 from the free throw line as he leads all scorers. He just picked up his second foul with 13:54 to go.