Hunter Dickinson endured a difficult outing against the Duke Blue Devils on November 26. The Kansas Jayhawks center was ejected after the referees called a Flagrant 2 foul on him in the second half for striking Duke forward Maliq Brown with his foot after they fell to the ground while battling each other for a rebound.

Kansas basketball center Hunter Dickinson wasn’t able to finish the win in November vs Duke due to his ejection. On Monday, he talked about the call.

Upon extensive review, KU’s 7-foot-2, 265-pound senior center from Alexandria, Virginia figures his foot to the head of Duke’s Maliq Brown — while both were on the ground scrambling for the basketball with 10 1/2 minutes to play — should have been ruled a flagrant one.

LAS VEGAS — 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.

Kansas star Hunter Dickinson was ejected from the Jayhawks’ game against the Duke Blue Devils on Tuesday night. With Kansas leading by two and right around 10-and-a-half minutes left, Dickinson attempted a shot over Duke’s Maliq Brown. While attempting to grab the rebound off his miss, Dickinson fell over Brown, who backed into and under him.

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