Kansas University NCAA coverage split across sections
Local reaction to Monday's game appears in the A section while Nation and World news run in B. Full NCAA coverage is in section 8 with other sports in D and Pulse and Classifieds in E. Dennis Anderson, managing editor.
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Jayhawks Crowned National Champions After OT Win
Kansas University fans flooded Massachusetts Street as KU defeated Memphis 75 68 in overtime to claim the national title. The celebration continued at Memorial Stadium with buses, open parking, and a likely 3 p.m. rally. KU coach Bill Self earned his first championship in his first Final Four trip, while students and alumni hailed a historic win that canceled classes and sparked a citywide party.
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Thousands celebrate historic win with fan turnout downtown
Nearly 40,000 people packed downtown to celebrate a championship. Police reported three arrests by midnight as crowds cheered, climbed light poles, and blocked traffic. Officers, aided by regional agencies, managed crowds while urging safe conduct and discouraging alcohol misuse.
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