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Aj Dybantsa Drops 40 to Lift Byu Past K-State
- On Tuesday, AJ Dybantsa scored 40 points to lead BYU to a 105-91 victory over Kansas State at T-Mobile Center in Kansas City.
- The Cougars entered as the No. 10 seed after late-season struggles and a season-ending knee injury to floor leader Richie Saunders cost tiebreakers, while K-State finished under interim coach Matthew Driscoll after Jerome Tang was fired last month.
- With heavy usage, AJ Dybantsa still shot efficiently, going 15 of 21 from the field and 8 of 9 from the foul line while adding nine rebounds, six assists, and a +25 plus/minus in 37 minutes.
- The Cougars set a tournament scoring record with 105 points and advanced to face No. 7 West Virginia on Wednesday, giving starters an early rest.
- Historically, the night eclipsed a freshman mark as AJ Dybantsa scored 40 points, the second-ever 40-point Big 12 tournament game and surpassing Kevin Durant’s freshman event record, though Jaden Bradley won Big 12 Player of the Year.
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AJ Dybantsa shines with 40-point night in No. 10 seed BYU's Big 12 tourney win over K-State
AJ Dybantsa had 40 points, nine rebounds and six assists on Tuesday night to lead No. 10 seed BYU to a 105-91 victory over No. 15 seed Kansas State in the first round of the Big 12 Tournament.
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The Hamilton SpectatorAJ Dybantsa scores 40 as No. 10 seed BYU beats Kansas State 105-91 in the Big 12 Tournament
AJ Dybantsa had 40 points, nine rebounds and six assists to help No. 10 seed BYU beat No. 15 seed Kansas State 105-91 in the first round of the Big 12 Tournament on Tuesday night. The Cougars set a single-game…
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