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The right guys: Kansas bench keys win vs. Wake
Kansas University basketball coach Bill Self was brutally honest with his star-studded starting five during his postgame speech following an 87-78 first-round Battle 4 Atlantis victory over Wake Forest on Thursday in Imperial Arena. By Gary Bedore
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Two tickets to paradise: Transfer Tarik Black gets second shot at Atlantis title
It’s not often a major-college basketball player gets a second chance in a holiday tournament played in an exotic locale. But that’s exactly the opportunity that awaits Kansas University senior power forward Tarik Black, who suffered two losses against one victory while playing for Memphis at the Battle 4 Atlantis last season. By Gary Bedore
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The right guys: Kansas bench keys win vs. Wake
Kansas University basketball coach Bill Self was brutally honest with his star-studded starting five during his postgame speech following an 87-78 first-round Battle 4 Atlantis victory over Wake Forest on Thursday in Imperial Arena. By Gary Bedore
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Two tickets to paradise: Transfer Tarik Black gets second shot at Atlantis title
It’s not often a major-college basketball player gets a second chance in a holiday tournament played in an exotic locale. But that’s exactly the opportunity that awaits Kansas University senior power forward Tarik Black, who suffered two losses against one victory while playing for Memphis at the Battle 4 Atlantis last season. By Gary Bedore
Focus key for KU women's basketball on Virgin Islands trip
With paradise and palm trees all around her, Kansas University women’s basketball coach Bonnie Henrickson’s biggest challenge of the season thus far might be convincing her team that what it is about to embark upon is nothing special. By Matt Tait
Wake Forest respects, doesn’t fear KU
Even with 11 sophomores, Wake Forest coach Jeff Bzdelik won’t worry one second about his players feeling awestruck or nervous when they take on No. 2-ranked Kansas in the first round of the Battle 4 Atlantis this afternoon. By Benton Smith
