Both Kansas and UCF have a chance to put that into effect on Saturday as the Jayhawks travel to Orlando. “Misalignments and missed assignments, really from the outset,” coach Lance Leipold said Monday about the Jayhawks’ defensive shortcomings against Cincinnati. Kansas has five receivers with at least 10 catches apiece this season, while running backs Leshon Williams (245 rushing yards) and Daniel Hishaw Jr. (178 rushing yards) are sharing the ground game with Daniels (214 rushing yards). Kansas is in the bottom half in all major defensive categories. Both the Jayhawks and the Knights rate among the top half of the Big 12 in scoring offense, total offense, passing offense and rushing offense.