Watching the top seed in our Self Madness bracket breeze into the title game was far from a surprise. Everyone knew when this thing began that the 2007-08 team would be pretty much impossible to take down. And the voting has certainly proven that. In three rounds of voting, with ...
Using the tagline, “We’re all in this together,” the Kansas men’s basketball program recently put together a five-minute video encouraging fans and people around the world to stay safe and positive during the pandemic. One by one, the Jayhawks appeared on the screen, most of ...
And then there were four. And, go figure, the four teams still standing in our Self Madness bracket are the four top seeds, three Final Four teams and this season’s squad, which would’ve entered March Madness as the No. 1 overall seed and the favorite to win it all. The Round 2 ...
Somewhat predictably, there were no upsets [in Round 1 of our Self Madness 2020 bracket,][1] and only one of the fictitious games was even close. That was the 6-11 matchup between the 2010-11 team and the 2015-16 team. The sixth-seeded 2010-11 team, starring the junior set of Morris ...
Long after leaving Kansas following his senior season, former KU point guard Devonte’ Graham is still finding a way to rack up assists for the Jayhawks. And his most recent dime went to his former head coach. A week or so after Graham went viral by watching clips of past KU games ...
The higher-seeded team advanced in the play-in game of the Self Madness 2020 bracket here at Kusports.com, and now the fun can really begin. The 16th-seeded 2014-15 team, led by a young core of Perry Ellis, Frank Mason III and Wayne Selden Jr., advanced to the full bracket by clobbering ...
Call it Dayton, Ohio, and KU’s version of the First Four games that usher in a new NCAA Tournament each and every year. Welcome to the play-in game of “Self Madness 2020,” where the No. 16 and No. 17 seeds in the bracket of the 17 years of Self’s teams will face off for the ...
Kansas basketball coach Bill Self on Sunday came out of what he called “Twitter retirement” to live-Tweet the CBS rebroadcast of the 2008 national title game. Heading into the day, Self had sent 273 career Tweets from his verified account (@CoachBillSelf), and, in about three hours ...
