Kansas will look to build on its recent momentum when it travels to Boulder to face Colorado in a Big 12 matchup. The 25th-ranked Jayhawks are sporting an 18-9 record (9-7 Big 12), just secured a dominant win over Oklahoma State at home.

Colorado also turns the ball over on 21.4% of its possessions, which is something that K-State can exploit. The Wildcats force turnovers at a rate of 18.5% on defense. I can see Dug McDaniel and Brendan Hausen scoring easy baskets in transition against the Buffaloes.

Kansas basketball may not be contending for a Big 12 title right now, but there is still a lot on the line with its road game Monday at Colorado.