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Photos: KU vs. Bradley
Kansas head coach Bill Self explodes during a first half call that went Bradley's way.
Survivor Danni Boatwright, Tonganoxie, leads a pack of cheering Jayhawk fans Friday night during a pep rally at the Hilton Suites in Auburn Hills, Michigan.
Kansas fan Jared Grillot, center, of Monroe, Michigan and other Jayhawk fans crowd the atrium of the Hilton Suites hotel in Auburn Hills, Michigan during a pregame pep rally Friday night.
Rock Chalk Dancers Mindy Terbovich, left, Amy Thompson and Darcy Hiebsch, right, perform for the crowd gathered at the Hilton Suites during a pep rally for the Jayhawks Friday night.
Kansas forward Darnell Jackson gives out high fives as the Jayhawks take to the court for warmups before taking on Bradley in the first round of the NCAA Tournament Friday night at the Palace of Auburn Hills.
Kansas guard Brandon Rush pressures Bradley guard J.J. Tauai in the first half.
Kansas center Sasha Kaun has the ball knocked away by Bradley forward Lawrence Wright.
Kansas guard Mario Chalmers is smotherd by Bradley center Patrick O'Bryant while driving in the first half.
Kansas guard Russell Robinson tries to retain possession of the ball after being tripped by Bradley guard Daniel Ruffin in the first half.
Kansas sophomore C.J. Giles extends a hand to freshman Julian Wright as media members interview senior Christian Moody in the Jayhawks lockerroom following their 77-73 first-round loss to Bradley at the Palace of Auburn Hills Friday night.
Kansas guards Russell Robinson, front, and Mario Chalmers take questions from media members following their first round loss to Bradley Friday night.
Kansas guard Russell Robinson makes his way from the court as the Bradley Braves celebrate their victory Friday night at the Palace of Auburn Hills.
The Jayhawk bench watches the final moments of Friday night's 77-73 loss to Bradley in the first round of the NCAA Tournament.
Kansas guard Mario Chalmers dives for an attempted steal against Bradley guard Will Franklin in the second half of play.
Kansas forward Darnell Jackson gets a thunk on the head from Bradley center Patrick O'Bryant in the second half of play.
The Bradley Braves celebrate their 77-73 win over the Jayhawks Friday night.
Kansas guard Jeff Hawkins pulls away a steal from Bradley guard Will Franklin in the second half of play.
Kansas University head basketball coach Bill Self is backed against the wall as media members ask him questions following the Jayhawks first-round loss.
Kansas guard Brandon Rush drives to the bucket against Bradley forward Lawrence Wright in the second half of play.
Kansas guard Julian Wright loses the handle on the ball as he is defended by Bradley forward Macellus Sommerville in the second half.
Kansas players Sasha Kaun, left, Julian Wright and Brandon Rush converge on a rebound with Bradley's Zach Andrews in the second half of play.
Kansas senior Stephen Vinson, center, covers his eys as teammates Christian Moody, left, Jeremy Case and Roderick Stewart, far right, watch the final moments of Friday's game.
Kansas guard Brandon Rush lays in a shot over Bradley center Patrick O'Bryant in the first half of play.
A couple of frustrated Jayhawk fans show their displeasure late in the second half.
Cindy Self, wife of head coach Bill Self watches from the stands as time dwindles in the Jayhawks' 77-73 loss to Bradley.
Kansas guard Mario Chalmers drives to the bucket against the Bradley defense in the second half.
Bradley head coach Jim Les tries to calm his team down in the first half of play.
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