Kansas Basketball is set to host No. 10 Texas Tech in Allen Fieldhouse on Saturday. The Jayhawks are in search of a statement, quad-1 win to start March off on the right foot ahead of tournament season.

Kansas forward Rylan Griffen credited KU’s “0-0” mentality with helping secure two straight wins. The Jayhawks look to extend their streak to three vs. No. 10 Texas Tech. It won’t be easy. While Texas Tech isn’t the biggest team, the Red Raiders are elite on both ends (top 30 in offensive and defensive efficiency).

With the Red Raiders potentially missing two key scorers, our Texas Tech vs. Kansas predictions expect a slow-scoring afternoon.