Tag Archives: Kansas Jayhawks
National Championship Game: (1) Kentucky 67 – (2) Kansas 59
NEW ORLEANS, LA – Led by kids who were playing high school basketball just one year ago, the Kentucky Wildcats are now the undisputed rulers of the college game. Despite a sluggish second half, Kentucky was able to claim the school’s first national championship since 1998, with a 67-59 victory… Read More »
Full Interview: Kansas Head Coach Bill Self
NEW ORLEANS, LA – After winning a second Super Bowl, Eli Manning forced himself into the conversation of elite NFL quarterbacks, along with names such as Brady, Rodgers, Brees, and brother Peyton. With a second national championship on Monday night, Kansas head coach Bill Self will achieve something similar…as his… Read More »
Full Interview: Kansas’ Jeff Withey
NEW ORLEANS, LA – Kansas seven-foot center Jeff Withey may very well be the “X-Factor” heading into Monday night’s showdown between his Jayhawks and the Kentucky Wildcats for the national title. With Wildcats forward Anthony Davis wreaking havoc all throughout this NCAA Tournament, Withey will have to shoulder a lot… Read More »
Full Interview: Kansas’ Tyshawn Taylor
NEW ORLEANS, LA – Star seniors are becoming an increasingly rare commodity in college basketball, but two such players will take the floor in Monday night’s national championship game. Darius Miller is that player for Kentucky. For Kansas, it’s Tyshawn Taylor. The native of Hoboken, New Jersey, along with fellow… Read More »
Final Four National Semifinal: (2) Kansas 64 – (2) Ohio State 62
NEW ORLEANS, LA – With Butler not competing in the national championship game for the first time in three years, it’s finally time for some of the little guys to have their shot at glory. Down by as many as 13 points in the first half, the resilient Kansas Jayhawks… Read More »
Full Interviews: Kansas’ Thomas Robinson, Tyshawn Taylor & Jeff Withey
NEW ORLEANS, LA – Long the standard bearer for dominance in the Big 12, the Kansas Jayhawks had to listen all season to people singing the praises of the Missouri Tigers, and the suggestions that there was perhaps a new sheriff in town. Then Norfolk State came along, and suddenly,… Read More »
