The 11-13 Texas Longhorns will travel in Big 12 conference action when they face the 20-4 Kansas Jayhawks in an NCAA college basketball game on Saturday night. Tip off time from Kansas is scheduled for 9PM Eastern Time with national television coverage provided by ESPN. <br /><br />The college basketball odds from this game has the home team Kansas Jayhawks favored by -13 ½ points with an over under line of 132 points. There has been a 2 ½ point move on Texas and a 1 point move on the over as the game opened Kansas favored by -16 points with a total of 131 points. <br /><br />Texas and Kansas went head to head on January 19th with Kansas posting the 64-59 road win as a -8 point betting favorite. The total came in at under 127 points. <br /><br />The Longhorns has a true road record this season of 0-7 straight up. The team is 3-8 versus the Big 12 conference. On the road in conference the Longhorns has no wins with losses at Baylor, Iowa St, Oklahoma, Kansas St and West Virginia. They break a two game losing streak with an 89-86 home win in overtime to the Iowa St Cyclones as a -1 point betting favorite. The total came in at over 136 points. The Longhorns shot 50.8% from the floor along with 7 of 25 from three. They allowed just 35% shooting to the Cyclones and nearly give away the game with 18 turnovers. Connor Lammert had 14 points and six rebounds on 6 of 8 shooting. Despite their offensive woes the Longhorns give up just 36.1% shooting good for second in college basketball in defensive field goal percentage. They are the top three point defense in the nation by allowing 26.1% from beyond the arc. <br /><br />Kansas has a home record this season of 12-1. The club is 8-3 playing against conference opponents. Against the Big 12 the Jayhawks has a lone loss to Oklahoma St with wins against Iowa ST, Baylor, Oklahoma and on Monday earn an 83-62 win against the Kansas St Wildcats as a -7 ½ point betting favorite. The total landed over 130 ½ points. The Jayhawks storm out to the 47-29 lead after one period. They shoot 48.3% from the floor and made 8 of 21 three pointers. Kansas crushes the Wildcats on the glass by a 39-20 margin. The team allowed Kansas St 40% shooting. Jeff Withey had 17 points and 10 rebounds on 5 of 10 shooting in the win. Kansas is the top defensive field goal team in college basketball by allowing 36.1% shooting to their opponents. They hit on 46.9% from the floor ranking 30th in the nation.
