KU’s David Coit hit a 3-pointer to get the Jayhawks within 2 (61-59) with 20 seconds left, but Houston’s Emanuel Sharp hit both free throws after getting fouled. On the next possession, KU’s Dajuan Harris turned the ball over.

The struggles continue with a tough - but forgivable - 65-59 loss at Houston. Here are 5 Takeaways from the Monday battle.

The Kansas Jayhawks head out on the road for the final time this season, as they travel down to Texas to take on the Houston Cougars. The Jayhawks need a marquee win or two to solidify their NCAA Tournament resume,

Houston's 65-59 win over Kansas on Monday night was its ninth in a row and 18th in conference play, five more than any other team in the Big 12. Not only that, the 18 conference wins set a new Big 12 and program record for the most wins in league play in a single season.

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