Lawrence, KS (SportsNetwork.com) - The Kansas Jayhawks set their sights on yet another Big 12 title, as they welcome the Oklahoma Sooners to the Allen Fieldhouse for a conference clash on Monday evening. You catch all the action live on TSN at 9pm et/6pm pt. With a win here, the Jayhawks will clinch at least a share of their 10th straight regular-season crown. Kansas moved to 12-2 in conference play with Saturdays demolition of nationally-ranked Texas, 85-54. The win over the Longhorns gives Bill Selfs squad a three-game cushion atop the standings with four to play. Lon Krugers Sooners would like nothing better than to prevent a Kansas celebration here and in the process bolster an already solid NCAA Tournament resume. Oklahoma comes into this game with a 20-7 overall record, including a 9-5 mark in-conference. The team has won two straight games, including an impressive 86-73 victory over Kansas State on Saturday. Kansas has a firm grip on the all-time series with Oklahoma, with a 140-65 advantage. The Jayhawks have won 11 of the last 12 meetings and are seeking a regular-season sweep after posting a 90-83 win in Norman back on Jan. 8. Oklahoma took advantage of a sluggish first half by Kansas State, taking a 41-22 lead into halftime. the Wildcats shot 58.1 percent from the floor over the final 20 minutes, but the Sooners countered with 60 percent accuracy in the second half to keep KSU at arms length and earn the win. Buddy Hield led the way with 18 points, followed closely by Isaiah Cousins and his 17. Cameron Clark and Jordan Woodard also notched double figures in the victory, finishing with 11 and 10 points, respectively. The Sooners are a dangerous offensive squad, ranking 12th in the nation at 82.7 ppg. The team is shooting a solid .452 from the floor, as well as a .744 clip from the free-throw line (521-of-700). Krugers squad has benefited from continuity, as the team has enjoyed the same starting lineup for all 27 games thus far, with all five players averaging double figures in scoring. Hield has been the best of the bunch at 16.7 ppg. Clark is next in line at 15.2 ppg. Woodard can both score (11.0 ppg) and distribute (4.7 apg) at a high rate. Cousins (10.5 ppg) and Ryan Spangler (10.3 ppg) round out the potent quintet. The 6-foot-8 Spangler has also made his presence felt on the glass, leading the Big 12 in rebounding at 9.6 rpg. Kansas may have a young roster, but the team has played like a veteran group. Offensively, the Jayhawks can hang with just about any team, averaging 79.7 ppg. The overall efficiency is what makes KU so dangerous, ranking second in the nation in field-goal percentage (.503). The team has also done a great job on the boards, with a +7.8 rebounding margin. Depth is also a strength, with four of the five starters averaging double figures. Freshman star Andrew Wiggins leads the charge with 16.4 ppg, Sophomore Perry Ellis (13.4 ppg, 6.5 rpg) and freshman Joel Embiid (11.1 ppg, 7.7 rpg,2.6 bpg) are a formidable frontcourt tandem. Freshman Wayne Selden Jr. (10.1 ppg) and junior Naadir Tharpe (8.7 ppg, 5.2 apg) complete the starting five in Lawrence. One of Kansas conference losses this season came against the Longhorns, so it was no surprise to see the Jayhawks bounce back with an emphatic victory at home this past weekend. KU made light work of Texas by blowing out the visitors in the first half and taking an insurmountable 46-18 lead into intermission. Wiggins led the way offensively with a game-high 21 points. Frank Mason came off the bench to tally 14 points, while Embiid did his thing down low, finishing with 13 points, seven rebounds and six blocked shots and in the process set the schools freshman record for blocked shots in a season (68). Cheap Shoes From China . PAUL, Minn. China Shoes Cheap . 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Alvarez hit his first career home run, pitched six innings and hurt his right hamstring while running the bases in the Miami Marlins 4-3 win over the Chicago Cubs.Lawrence, KS (SportsNetwork.com) - A pair of teams off to similar starts get together on Tuesday night, as the Kent State Golden Flashes come calling on the 13th-ranked Kansas Jayhawks. No one is going to mistake Kent State for an elite team, but the squad from the unheralded Mid-American Conference may be catching Kansas at the right time. The Jayhawks recently suffered their second loss of the season to an underwhelming Temple squad in Philadelphia last week, and in embarrassing fashion no less (77-52). The Golden Flashes also lost their last outing, falling in a 78-75 decision at home to UTEP three days before Christmas. The loss ended the teams four-game win streak, and despite being 8-3 on the season, KSUs detractors are quick to point out the fact that the Flashes havent beaten a quality team. Kent State tips off MAC action at home against Bowling Green on Jan. 7. Kansas had won eight straight prior to its recent setback. At 9-2, the other loss coming against top-ranked Kentucky (72-40) in Indianapolis back on Nov. 18, the Jayhawks are hoping to get back on track and build up another head of steam as Big 12 Conference play is set to begin at Baylor on Jan. 7. This bout marks only the second meeting between these two schools in mens basketball, with Kansas winning the first in an 87-60 final in Lawrence on Dec. 1, 2008. Jimmy Hall logged a double-double with 20 points and 10 rebounds, but that effort went for naught as Kent State dropped a three-point decision to UTEP last week. Derek Jackson scored 16 points and Devareaux Manley 13 more for the Golden Flashes, who shot just 39.7 percent from the field, going 9-of-28 from 3-point range in the process, while converting only 12-of-21 free throws. Conversely, the Miners made goood on 52.dddddddddddd3 percent of their total shots, and attempted a whopping 40 free throws, converting 27 of them. KSU committed fewer than half the turnovers UTEP did (7-15). Hall is netting 13.7 ppg to lead four players in double figures for Kent State this season, as the team generates just 65.5 ppg in hitting 42.1 percent of its total shots, which includes a 39 percent showing from beyond the arc. Manley (11.7 ppg), Kris Brewer (10.8 ppg) and Jackson (10.1 ppg) round out the offensive-minded quartet, and the Golden Flashes own narrow margins in both rebounding (+2.9) and turnovers (+2.0), while permitting just 58.8 ppg behind typical shooting outputs of .394 overall and .311 from 3-point land. Poor shooting and suspect defense were the culprits in Kansas humiliating loss to Temple, as the Jayhawks found the bottom of the net on only 32.1 percent of their field goal attempts, while the Owls were successful 58.3 percent of the time. KU was guilty of 17 turnovers, and was dominated in points off turnovers (21-4) as well as points in the paint (34-18). Frank Mason III appeared to be the only guy who showed up for coach Bill Selfs squad, as he drained four 3-pointers en route to a game-high 20 points. Kansas is scoring 70.2 ppg this season, shooting almost as well from beyond the arc (.392) as it is the field overall (.417). The teams defensive stand allows for opponents to net 65 ppg, and the Jayhawks are +6.3 in rebounding margin, but theyve been guilty of 143 giveaways (13 per tilt). Perry Ellis leads the squad in both scoring and rebounding, although his 12.5 points and 6.3 caroms per contest arent going to scare many opponents. Mason is next with 11.7 ppg, and he serves as KUs primary playmaker with 3.9 apg. ' ' '