The Kansas men’s basketball team is facing uncertainties regarding its lineup due to injuries to key players. Fifth-year senior center Hunter Dickinson, fifth-year guard Shakeel Moore, and junior wing Rylan Griffen may all be sidelined for the charity exhibition game at Arkansas. Despite the potential absences, head coach Bill Self remains hopeful that the players will be back in action soon. The exhibition game will also feature a different format, with quarters instead of a traditional game style. Self anticipates using the game as a learning opportunity for his team, especially since it will be played in front of an away crowd. The Jayhawks are looking to gain valuable experience and improve their performance as they head into the upcoming season. The team’s other exhibition game is scheduled against Washburn at Allen Fieldhouse on Tuesday. Overall, the focus is on adapting to the challenges presented by injuries and adjusting to a different game format in preparation for the season ahead.
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Kansas men’s basketball team will not be at full strength for Arkansas exhibition
