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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Mar 25, 2017

Page

2

Lawrence Journal-World to open at 3 a.m. for Final Four copies

If Kansas advances to the Final Four, the Lawrence Journal-World office at 645 New Hampshire St. will open at 3 a.m. Sunday to print and sell copies from 3 a.m. to noon. Entry for purchasers is via the Seventh Street entrance.

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Mason Leads Confidence Fueled KU Toward Final Four Bid

Kansas star Mason projects a national player of the year path as the 5-11 senior from Petersburg asserts this is his team with Devonté Graham and Josh Jackson boosting confidence. Coach Bill Self emphasizes hard coaching builds belief while the Jayhawks ride a high-octane NCAA run averaging 96 points and winning by 96 in three tourney games.

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Kansas Jayhawks rely on defense as Oregon set to slow tempo

Kansas defensive effort through three NCAA tourney games restricts opponents to 40 percent shooting and 31 percent from long range while averaging 66 points allowed. Josh Jackson notes defense as a focus even when Kansas runs, while Bill Self aims to blend pace with poise against Oregon.

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Dorsey Heat Up as Ducks Try to Contain Him

In Oregon, sophomore guard Tyler Dorsey shines from three in the last five games, hitting 19 of 30 overall and 11 of 16 in the NCAA tournament. Kansas plans to pressure on the glass while targeting Dorsey with guards Devonté Graham Lagerald Vick and Svi Mykhailiuk, who bring height to contest shots.

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Josh Jackson Faces Dillon Brooks In Spotlight Battle

KU freshman Josh Jackson challenges Oregon junior Dillon Brooks in a highly anticipated clash. The two wings stand 6-8 and 6-7 with 15 pounds difference, promising a dynamic, two-way duel across the floor.

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Mega matchup tests Jackson against bigger guards this tournament

KU freshman Jackson faces three strong scorers in the first NCAA games Miles Bridges Chima Meneke Caleb Swanigan and Brooks loom as bigger opponents. Jackson treats each game as another matchup while protecting against foul trouble and leveraging experience for a perimeter duel or rim attack.

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Kansas Probable Starters Seeding No 1 by Kansas

The Kansas roster lists G Frank Mason III G Svi Mykhailiuk G Devonté Graham G Josh Jackson C Landen Lucas as probable starters. Mason is 5-11 190 Sr Mykhailiuk 6-8 Graham 6-2 185 Jr Jackson 6-8 207 Fr Lucas 6-10 250 Sr.

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Oregon No. 3 seed lineup features Ennis Pritchard Dorsey Brooks Bell

No. 3 seed Oregon showcases a guard trio led by Dylan Ennis and Payton Pritchard with Tyler Dorsey at guard, Dillon Brooks and Jordan Bell at forward, detailing heights and class standings for each player.

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Kansas faces Oregon in Elite Eight for Final Four bid

No. 1 seed Kansas, 31-4, meets No. 3 seed Oregon (32-5) at Sprint Center in a pivotal Elite Eight showdown. Kansas aims to translate late-season focus into a regional title, while Oregon seeks a repeat of its 69-68 Sweet 16 win as Dana Altman’s squad matches pace with the Jayhawks.

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