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Round of 16 twice as sweet at Kansas

Bonnie Henrickson was running on fumes on Tuesday. She had maybe slept for a few minutes the night before, the result of some mechanical issues at a Colorado airport.

Kansas women beat South Carolina, return to Sweet 16

The Kansas women are back in the Sweet 16.

KU-Michigan: Veterans vs. youngsters, defense vs. offense

Rewind the calendar to the afternoon of Jan. 28, and you’ll find two teams sharing the top spot in the major polls. Kansas was in the midst of an 18-game winning streak, ascending to the No. 1 ranking in the coaches’ poll after a dominating stretch of basketball in December and early January.

Shocker, Jayhawk fans flock to sportswear stores for gear

As the Shockers and Jayhawks head into the Sweet 16, fans are looking to don their team’s colors in support, and local retailers are responding to the demand.

Jayhawk report (March 24)

Kansas 70,

KU fans rally behind Jayhawks at Sprint Center

Even University of North Carolina coach Roy Williams was thrilled for his former Jayhawks.

KU notes: Sprint Center crowd needs KU’s help to roar

When the home team shoots 25 percent, that’s a good way put a chill on the crowd.

Tharpe replaces McLemore in clutch play department

It’s not that Naadir Tharpe was unwilling to talk about himself — eventually, he got to it. But it wasn’t going to be until he felt like he’d put things in perspective for everyone who wanted to know about perhaps his finest game in a Kansas uniform.

Jayhawk defense stays steady when offense fluctuates

Kansas’ defense slung some serious mud Sunday at the Sprint Center.

Kansas knocks off North Carolina, advances to Sweet 16

After 20 minutes on Sunday, the Kansas Jayhawks’ season was on the line. They had missed layups, and clanked three-pointers, and thrown passes that appeared destined for trombone players.

Kansas’ Goodrich earns praise from knowledgable source

South Carolina coach Dawn Staley knows something about point-guard play. She established her own credentials in triplicate as one of the game’s greatest point guards as three-time All-American at Virginia and three-time Olympic gold medalist.

A recap of Sunday's Kansas-North Carolina game as it happened on Twitter

Kansas continues NCAA Tournament play today, facing North Carolina. Follow the action here through our reporters' tweets from Rustin Dodd (@rustindodd) , Tony Adame (@t_adame) , Rick Plumlee (@RickPlumlee) and Travis Heying (@TravisHeying).

A look at Sunday’s UNC-KU game

Kansas’ defense created problems for North Carolina in last year’s NCAA Tournament.

Kansas City notes: A decade is a mighty long time

Kansas coach Bill Self is somewhat amused by all the talk about how Jayhawk fans might treat Roy Williams for Sunday night’s game with North Carolina.

North Carolina’s McAdoo knows others’ expectations

There are things people expect out of North Carolina forward James Michael McAdoo. For this, he is incredibly grateful.

Ten years later, Williams and Self remain tied by fate

Nearly 10 years ago, Richard Konzem stepped out into the muggy New Orleans air, hoping for a Friday night of peace and relaxation with his wife and daughter.

Kansas women overpower Colorado

Angel Goodrich and Carolyn Davis each scored 14 points and 12th-seeded Kansas upset No. 5 seed Colorado 67-52 Saturday night on the Buffaloes’ home floor in the first round of the NCAA Tournament.

Kansas looking for more out of McLemore

Everyone agrees Kansas’ Ben McLemore has a smooth shot and is athletic.

Kansas beats Western Kentucky 64-57

In an ideal NCAA Tournament world, Kansas would not have needed this. In the scripted version of such things, the No. 1 seed does not need its all-everything senior center to carry it to a victory over a No. 16 seed that had not beat a ranked team in three years.

Ellis keeps up his KC masterpieces

Maybe there’s something about the Sprint Center. Maybe there’s just something about the postseason. Whatever it is, Kansas freshman forward Perry Ellis continued rapid, late-season evolution in the Jayhawks’ 64-57 win over Western Kentucky on Friday night in the second round of the NCAA Tournament.

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