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While Peterson was on the bench, his fellow freshman Bryson Tiller stepped up. He scored a career-high 21 points and logged 38 minutes during the win over the Cougars. Simply put, the Jayhawks don't win without Tiller's breakout performance.

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Kansas is up to No. 11 in Tuesday morning's updated Top 25 And 1 daily college basketball rankings, where Arizona remains No. 1 for the 24th consecutive day. Texas Tech is down to No. 17. Next up for the Jayhawks is Saturday's game at home with Utah. Two days after that, they'll host top-ranked Arizona inside Allen Fieldhouse.

On several occasions, Tiller created open 3-pointers for teammates with his drives to the rim. The best version of KU’s offense involves Tiller playing aggressive to draw additional defensive attention, rather than letting his man sag off and help on others, like Peterson. Tiller knows that too.