The Knights are coming off one of the worst losses in program history but have little time to wallow as they host Colorado on Wednesday.

Kansas basketball routed UCF on Sunday for a Big 12 Conference win. Here’s more on what was motivating the Jayhawks ahead of this matchup.

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The KU All-American had 27 points as the Jayhawks handed the Knights one of their worst losses in the Johnny Dawkins’ era.

Dickinson, who labored through a knee bruise in last year's trip to UCF, opened the scoring and provided 18 of the Jayhawks' first 29 points. True freshman Flory Bidunga dominated in the second half, providing the night's major highlight with a block of Benny Williams at one end and a fastbreak dunk at the other.

Wednesday marks an opportunity for Colorado and UCF to get off the mat after recent struggles. The bright side is that it's early in the Big 12 Conference season, but

Luckily for the Jayhawks, however, UCF doesn’t match up well with KU. By most metrics, the Knights’ offense is pretty mediocre. On top of that, UCF struggles to rebound the ball and turns it over a lot.