Kansas had its season end in heartbreaking fashion on Sunday night, losing 67-65 to St. John's on a buzzer-beater. The Jayhawks finished the year with a 24-11 record and failed to make it out of the first weekend of March Madness for the fourth consecutive season.
Bill Self is not yet ready to commit to a 24th season as the head coach at the University of Kansas. The Jayhawks were eliminated from the NCAA Tournament on Sunday with a 67-65 loss to St.
Kansas' season came to a close on Sunday when Dylan Darling walked the Jayhawks off with a layup that fans will remember for years to come. Bill Self's group was unable to get it done even after a second-half rally all the way back from a 14-point deficit.
The Kansas Jayhawks saw their NCAA Tournament run end in the second round on a buzzer-beater by the St. John’s Red Storm. It was Dylan Darling’s drive to the basket with the game tied at 65 that ended KU’s 2025-26 season.
The highly anticipated clash between Kansas and St. John's will come to fruition today following each team's victory in the first round of the NCAA Tournament.
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Kansas narrowly pulled away from Cal Baptist in the first round of the NCAA Tournament last night to advance to the Round of 32. Bill Self's group had not played in nearly a week after being eliminated in the semifinals of the Big 12 Tournament, but it kept its season alive.
Sometimes, the most clever coaches in the world don't show all their cards until it matters most. That may be exactly what Bill Self was doing with true freshman Paul Mbiya before tonight.
If you turned off the Kansas vs. Cal Baptist game in the second half before it got close, we wouldn't have blamed you. The Jayhawks led by 20 points with eight minutes to go and appeared to have secured an easy win.
The Kansas Jayhawks took care of the Cal Baptist Lancers, 68-60, in a NCAA Tournament first-round game in the East Region in San Diego, Calif., on Friday.
Kansas went into Friday night's matchup against the No. 13 seed Cal Baptist hoping to avoid an upset. Although the Lancers threatened late in the second half, Bill Self's group was able to pull out a 68-60 victory and fend off a late comeback attempt.
It’s the Round of 64, and tonight we will see the Cal Baptist Lancers try to pull a major upset over the Kansas Jayhawks at Viejas Arena in San Diego, California.
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