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Silvio De Sousa glanced at fellow Kansas big man Mitch Lightfoot’s left hand as he checked into the KU-Oklahoma game in the first half Monday night at Allen Fieldhouse. “I saw Mitch. He wrote on his wrist, ‘rebounding and defense.’ I took that as motivation. I went out and did it on the court,” said De Sousa, KU’s 6-foot-9, 245-pound freshman forward out of IMG Academy. De Sousa, a seldom-used big man, scored a career-high 10 points and grabbed a career-best six rebounds in a career-most 13 minutes in the Jayhawks’ 104-74 victory over the Sooners.

The victory gave No. 8 KU (22-6, 11-4) a half-game lead over Texas Tech in the Big 12 race. Gotovie protokoli pedsovetov v dou. The Red Raiders (22-5, 10-4) travel to Oklahoma State on Wednesday before playing host to KU at 3:15 p.m. Saturday in Lubbock, Texas. “You know, when I got in the game, I didn’t foul. I got the first rebound and told myself, ‘I”m going to play a lot tonight,’ ” said De Sousa.

“I will keep that mind-set and move on,” De Sousa added of trying to defend and hit the boards. He scored six points, including two off a lob from Svi Mykhailiuk in an 11-2 run that gave the Jayhawks a 20-point advantage at 77-57 with 11:11 left. The fans roared not only at De Sousa’s dunk, but two free throws that he swished in that run. He hit all three shots from the floor and all four free throws Monday. “I am going to talk about my free throws,” De Sousa said good-naturedly in front of a dozen media members after the game. “I think I’m a good free-throw shooter (83.3 percent).

I tell my coach, ‘If I go to the line, my percentage is going to be 100 percent.’ That’s what it is today.” Of the lob dunk, De Sousa said: “I think it was great. Sometimes in practice I don’t catch those lobs. It felt good to do it in a game. It’s a lot different from practice.”. Senior guard Graham said De Sousa “gave us great minutes.

Coach (Bill Self) said in the locker room his attitude has been great even though he hasn’t been playing that much. He was huge for us.” Self said simply that De Sousa “was great. He’s had a great attitude the whole time he’s been here. He struggled. He was frustrated.

The game was too fast for him. We put him in a tough situation. “I thought it’d be Feb. 1 before he’d really be able to impact us. It didn’t really work out that way. It’s taken him a little extra time. Tonight he was poised.

He took his time on the post.” Self recalled that De Sousa had three turnovers in 1 minute in KU’s loss at Oklahoma on Jan. “It’s night and day,” Self said. “You could see it coming in practice, but it was so good to see. He made a couple of really nice plays when he had the guy 1-on-1 in the post.” Graham said he tried to fire up De Sousa when he entered early in the second half after Azubuike — who had 10 points, eight boards, three blocks and three steals in 18 minutes — picked up a third foul.

“I actually told him in the huddle once Doke got his third foul that, ‘We’re going to need some big minutes out of you,’ ” Graham said. “He came out and played hard. I’m happy for him,” Graham added, “because it’s hard to come in as a freshman in the middle of the season and learn as much as he’s learned as fast as he’s learned it. I’m happy for him, the way he played tonight.” Self made a point to congratulate De Sousa in the locker room and tell the squad that Silvio’s had a “great attitude.” “He messes up,” Graham said, “coaches take him out and he still has a good attitude, cheering us on and all that.” De Sousa said he’s been active on the bench by design. “The key I used to not lose my confidence was on the bench. Whenever my teammates make a shot, I was going to clap,” he said. “That’s how I get my motivation up.” The question now: Can he keep this up?