To All KU fans and alums on here...

[Guest guest]

I congratulate the Memphis Tigers on a wonderful basketball season.

But, from a fellow KU graduate alum, I have never been around a

college basketball team that showed the very definition of TEAM and

BALANCED SCORING as this year's KU men's team. Memphis played great

against UCLA. However, KU's depth and ability to match up very well

against Memphis will be too much for Memphis to overcome. In

addition, Memphis's inability to be consistent at the free throw line

all season (the past few tournament games being an abberation) will

cost the Tigers their final opportunity to win the championship this

year (much as the case was with KU in 2003 in national championship

game with Syracuse).

Close game throughout, but KU pulls away in the second half.

Kansas 82, Memphis 70.

Rock Chalk, Jayhawk, KU... - 2005 KU graduate alumnus

[Guest guest]

I stand corrected. I was off only by four points in the overall

victory of margin and knew that Memphis would blow the game as they

did. Congrats to my Jayhawks, 2008 NCAA champs in men's basketball.

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> I congratulate the Memphis Tigers on a wonderful basketball

season.

> But, from a fellow KU graduate alum, I have never been around a

> college basketball team that showed the very definition of TEAM and

> BALANCED SCORING as this year's KU men's team. Memphis played

great

> against UCLA. However, KU's depth and ability to match up very

well

> against Memphis will be too much for Memphis to overcome. In

> addition, Memphis's inability to be consistent at the free throw

line

> all season (the past few tournament games being an abberation) will

> cost the Tigers their final opportunity to win the championship

this

> year (much as the case was with KU in 2003 in national championship

> game with Syracuse).

>

> Close game throughout, but KU pulls away in the second half.

> Kansas 82, Memphis 70.

>

> Rock Chalk, Jayhawk, KU... - 2005 KU graduate alumnus

>