In a thrilling matchup, the Kansas Jayhawks, ranked 12th, secured a 74-61 victory over the TCU Horned Frogs on January 22, 2025.

Dickinson, standing at 7-foot-2, displayed determination during the game, holding onto the ball despite pressure from White, which led to the controversial incident.

Following the technical fouls, TCU briefly regained the lead at 48-47 after White scored an alley-oop dunk, marking their last lead of the game.

Kansas showcased resilience by overcoming a 14-point deficit in the first half, improving their overall record to 14-4 and 5-2 in the Big 12.

The game was tied at 33 just before halftime, marking a critical turnaround for Kansas after they had trailed earlier.

A pivotal moment occurred when Kansas center Hunter Dickinson and TCU's Trazarien White received technical fouls after a tussle for the ball.

In the final minutes, TCU struggled offensively, missing their last six shots and managing only two free throws in the last 3:37.

Noah Reynolds led TCU's scoring with 14 points, supported by Vasean Allette with 13 points and Brendan Wenzel with 11 points.

For Kansas, Hunter Dickinson finished the game with 16 points and nine rebounds, while AJ Storr contributed significantly with 12 points.

Storr's performance included 10 points after halftime, highlighted by a pivotal stepback jumper that initiated a 14-2 run for Kansas.

Kansas coach Bill Self criticized Dickinson's decision to hold onto the ball after the whistle, calling it 'asinine' and a 'bonehead play'.

Looking ahead, Kansas is set to face No. 7 Houston, the Big 12 leaders, while TCU will play at UCF on the same day.