The Kansas Jayhawks were forced to finish off their recent game against the Duke Blue Devils without star big man Hunter Dickinson. He was ejected after being assessed a Flagrant 2 while tangled up on the floor with Duke’s Maliq Brown.

Kansas Jayhawks forward Hunter Dickinson was ejected during the second half of a heated clash against the Duke Blue Devils at T-Mobile Arena, a decision that stirred debate among fans. The incident occurred midway through the second half during a physical battle for a rebound.

Playing without Dickinson, No. 1 Kansas made clutch plays down the stretch vs. the No. 11 Blue Devils to remain undefeated

Kansas star center Hunter Dickinson continues to lead the program behind solid outings. His presence was a major reason the Jayhawks were ranked No. 1 on the AP preseason poll.

Dickinson received a Flagrant 2 foul for kicking Brown in a skirmish on the floor in No. 1 Kansas' victory on Friday

Kansas center Hunter Dickinson was ejected midway through the second half of the top-ranked Jayhawks’ game against No. 11 Duke for kicking the Blue Devils’ Maliq Brown in the head.

Hunter Dickinson was allowed to stay on the Kansas bench for more than two minutes after getting ejected during Tuesday's college basketball game in Las

After his departure, the lead bounced back and forth with Kansas ultimately holding on when Duke freshman Kon Knueppel rimmed out a bank shot 3-pointer at the buzzer. Kansas will next meet with Furman on Saturday in the early season Las Vegas tournament.

Dickinson's flagrant-2 foul will be the water cooler conversation, but Kansas may have learned more about itself after he left the floor.

Duke’s Maliq Brown was initially called for a foul for undercutting Kansas center Hunter Dickinson, but after a lengthy review, the Jawhawks’ senior was shown the door. Here’s what we know.