Halftime. Interesting.

Not a surprise at all..anyone who took A&M to cover this spread (9.5) made a very smart choice...these top seeds in conf tourneys always struggle with the "lesser" teams.

Kansas had better worry about winning the game, let alone winning by 9.5.

september63 wrote: Kansas had better worry about winning the game, let alone winning by 9.5.

No problem..up 15

Win #2001 for Kansas...now second in all-time wins, moving past Carolina during this nightmare of a season for the Heels.

I'll have to wait to see how the matchups look when the bracket is released Sunday evening, but I will be surprised if KU isn't the national champion when all is said and done.

SportsAndLady wrote: Not a surprise at all..anyone who took A&M to cover this spread (9.5) made a very smart choice...these top seeds in conf tourneys always struggle with the "lesser" teams.

You sounded so confident with your 2nd post here................No Problem won by 15!! Which is it?

KU plays for 40 minutes better than anyone in the country. A top 25 team was able to hang for 35 minutes. Then it was over. Anyone who watches KU basketball knows that KU typically pulls out some doule digit-0 run to put the other team away.

The KU KSU game tonight is going to be a good one. Essentially a regional final type game (at minimum) with a 1 seed against a 2 seed.

Tough to beat a team three times, but I still like Kansas tonight over the Wildcats.

Like you said though, slingshot, it should be a good game. The Jayhawks will probably put together one of their patented end of game runs and close it out in the final few minutes.