AJ Storr has had a rocky start to his time as a Kansas Jayhawk. Struggling to adjust to his new role and often showing visible frustration, Storr’s body language throughout the season hinted at someone who wasn’t happy with his situation. But tonight, something clicked, and the difference was unmistakable.

KU’s Hunter Dickinson and TCU’s Trazarien White went for a rebound off a Rylan Griffen 3-point miss with KU up 47-46 in the second half. Both players refused to release the ball in an epic battle for possession, the players stumbling toward the TCU student section. A technical foul was called on both Dickinson and White.

The Oklahoma State student section was six seconds away from storming the court, yet everyone in Gallagher-Iba Arena had two words on their minds: Poke Choke.

Freshman Flory Bidunga posted his first career double-double in Kansas basketball's 74-61 win over TCU, finishing with 10 points, 10 rebounds, four blocks, and a steal. Bidunga’s performance was especially crucial as the Jayhawks battled back from a 14-point deficit in the first half.