Jayhawks lose to Michigan in Sweet Sixteen of NCAA Tournament Dylan Gehlbach And that’s the toughest part about the NCAA Tournament. In almost every tournament game, no matter how well (or poorly) a team has played in the game so far, every team has the opportunity to win it or lose it in the final two minutes. As the Kansas Men’s Basketball team returns to Lawrence while the Michigan Wolverines are defeating the Florida Gators, cementing their spot in the Final Four, it shows just how much of a difference those final two minutes can make. The Jayhawks were playing one of their best games of the year against Michigan in the Sweet Sixteen Friday…. Continue reading
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Kansas survives and moves on to the Sweet Sixteen despite getting nothing from Ben McLemore. We discuss his struggles and hear what Bill Self had to say… And we touch on the biggest upsets from the first two rounds of the NCAA Tournament. Segment 1: Kansas survives a dreadful start and is headed to the Sweet Sixteen. Hear from Bill Self on Ben Mclemore’s struggles in the Tournament. Can he turn it around? Segment 2: Jim Kandreeky of OutSports.com joins us to discuss Mike Freeman’s report of a current gay NFL player considering coming out publicly. Segment 3: Our thoughts and your reaction to the report and the interview with Jim Kandreeky. Segment 4: Bracket… 
Kansas’ coach, Bill Self, and players spoke to members of the media prior to Friday’s 2nd Round matchup with 16th Seed Western Kentucky. Bill Self Press Conference Jeff Withey and Kevin Young Western Kentucky coach, Ray Harper, and players spoke to members of the media prior to Friday’s 2nd Round matchup with #1 Seed Kansas. Ray Harper Press Conference Western Kentucky Players Press Conference 
KU is out of the Big 12 Tournament after a 77-62 loss to Iowa State. By Claire McInerny In the quarterfinals of the Phillips 66 Women’s Big 12 Championship, Kansas fought hard to try and defeat No. 2 Iowa State but ultimately did not succeed. KU lost to Iowa State 77-62, and Hallie Christofferson and Chelsea Poppens of Iowa State proved KU’s biggest obstacle to a win. Christofferson and Poppens scored 47 of Iowa State’s 77 points and Poppens had 14 rebounds, the most of any player on the court. Both Poppens and Coach Bill Fennelly attributed tonight’s win and Iowa State’s success throughout the season to the team’s chemistry. “It is the easiest team that…