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.

Hunter Dickinson dominated host UCF with 27 points, nine rebounds and three blocks as No. 7 Kansas trounced the Knights 99-48 on Sunday in Orlando, Fla., for the Jayhawks' first win in the series.

Apparently somebody was expecting another upset this year,” Dickinson said after the No. 7-ranked Jayhawks’ 99-48 victory over UCF on Sunday afternoon. “We carried that in (into Sunday’s game), and we also carried in them telling us we had to go through a separate exit when we were leaving (the court) like they were preparing for another court storm.