Check out what Kansas basketball center Hunter Dickinson had to say Thursday following a Big 12 Conference tournament loss against Arizona.

It’s time for postseason play for Kansas basketball. Can Hunter Dickinson be the guy the Jayhawks need to carry them to success in March Madness?

Instead, the No. 6-seeded Jayhawks wilted in an 88-77 loss at T-Mobile Center. A prime example came when Kansas trailed by five with 4:06 left. Kansas turned the ball over on two straight possessions and eventually lost another winnable game.

Henri Veesaar and KJ Lewis scored 19 points apiece and Arizona pulled away late to beat Kansas 88-77 in a Big 12 Conference Tournament quarterfinal at T-Mobile Center.

Kansas Jayhawks star Hunter Dickinson details why the team can make a run during the NCAA Tournament in this one-on-one interview.

For the second time in under a week, the Kansas Jayhawks will face the Arizona Wildcats. The Jayhawks’ 98-94 overtime win over UCF in the second round of the Big 12 tournament on Wednesday brought them a date with the No.

Still, the Wildcats were able to take the Jayhawks’ punch and respond, forcing Kansas into several turnovers late in the second half. After a Hunter Dickinson layup cut the Arizona lead to 70-69 with 5:43 remaining, the Wildcats closed the game on a 18-8 run to win by double-figures.

Kansas basketball’s players had to come to terms Thursday with a Big 12 Conference tournament loss against Arizona. Here’s what some of them said.