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.

Hunter Dickinson has had the opportunity to study the replay of the flagrant two foul that forced his ejection from last Tuesday’s Kansas-Duke nonconference basketball game in Las Vegas. Upon extensive review,

Dickinson received a Flagrant 2 foul for kicking Brown in a skirmish on the floor in No. 1 Kansas' victory on Friday

Kansas center Hunter Dickinson was ejected midway through the second half of the top-ranked Jayhawks’ game against No. 11 Duke for kicking the Blue Devils’ Maliq Brown in the head.

Kansas star Hunter Dickinson was ejected from the Jayhawks’ game against the Duke Blue Devils on Tuesday night. With Kansas leading by two and right around 10-and-a-half minutes left, Dickinson attempted a shot over Duke’s Maliq Brown. While attempting to grab the rebound off his miss, Dickinson fell over Brown, who backed into and under him.

Flory Bidunga arrived in Lawrence as someone who could earn a role with Kansas basketball as a freshman, and has lived up to that so far.

During one of the biggest men’s college basketball games of the 2024 season so far, Kansas star center Hunter Dickinson was assessed a flagrant 2 technical foul and ejected from the contest against Duke. The two college hoops powerhouses faced off in the Terry’s Chocolate Vegas Showdown on Tuesday night.

As the game reached its second half, Dickinson was ejected for a flagrant 2 foul after a scuffle with Duke’s Maliq Brown. The incident drew immediate attention, with former Duke basketball star and current ESPN college basketball analyst Jay Williams voicing his frustration over the play, even labeling it "dirty" on social media.

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