Kansas basketball center Hunter Dickinson wasn’t able to finish the win in November vs Duke due to his ejection. On Monday, he talked about the call.

Dajuan Harris scored 14 points and top-ranked Kansas withstood the ejection of star center Hunter Dickinson to beat No. 11 Duke 75-72 in the Vegas Showdown.

Duke’s Maliq Brown was initially called for a foul for undercutting Kansas center Hunter Dickinson, but after a lengthy review, the Jawhawks’ senior was shown the door. Here’s what we know.

However, despite leading by as many as 13 points, coach Bill Self's squad only leads by two points at halftime, 41-39. This is one of the more highly-anticipated matchups of the season so far.

Experience is key for Duke basketball as the Blue Devils try to become the best version of themselves by March. Kansas provided the latest lesson.

Dickinson's flagrant-2 foul will be the water cooler conversation, but Kansas may have learned more about itself after he left the floor.

After his departure, the lead bounced back and forth with Kansas ultimately holding on when Duke freshman Kon Knueppel rimmed out a bank shot 3-pointer at the buzzer. Kansas will next meet with Furman on Saturday in the early season Las Vegas tournament.

On Tuesday night, the No. 1 Kansas Jayhawks pulled off a dramatic 73-72 victory over No. 11 Duke, and it was a game that taught us a lot about this team. Here’s what stood out.