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Jayhawks 84, Tar Heels 66, Final - Apr. 5, 2008

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‘Heels stomped by Jayhawks; questions abound for next year
mvn.com 4/6/2008 — Rock. Shock. Jayhawk. Roy, you’re definitely not in Kansas anymore. Kansas opened up a 40-12 lead on tourney favorite North Carolina in the first half, using a dizzying display of efficient offense and stellar defense and cruised to an easy 84-66 victory to advance to Monday’s National Championship and a date with Memphis.
Final Four...Kansas and Memphis Win Big
ballhype.com 4/6/2008 — Okay who picked Kansas and Memphis to win big and play in the finals?  I know I didn't but wasn't surprised to see the result. Just look at each roster filled with upperclassmen, Kansas has two seniors and two juniors in the starting lineup and Memphis has one senior and three juniors on the court.  This creates leadership in the college ranks that has so few key four year players. ...
Who was the most impressive in the Final Four?
blueworkhorse.com 4/6/2008 — Two teams remain after Kansas assaulted former coach Roy Williams and his North Carolina Tar Heels and Memphis steamrolled past the UCLA Bruins. But who had the most impressive individual performance in the Final Four? Make your vote count.
Kansas 84, North Carolina 66: Kansas Pulls Away Twice Before Advancing to FinalNYT > College Basketball 4/6/2008
In an a surprising showdown with unusual ebb and flow, Kansas defeated North Carolina. The Jayhawks will play the title game Monday night against Memphis.
Fagan: Kansas, North Carolina at least keep things interestingLatest Sporting News Articles for College Basketball 4/6/2008
North Carolina made it's semifinal game against Kansas interesting, despite going down by 28 points in the first half.
Kansas returns favor to North Carolina's WilliamsL.A. Times - College Basketball 4/6/2008
The Jayhawks advance to championship game with an 84-66 victory over their former coach. > What Roy Williams needed was a comeback for the ages. What he got ...
Kansas' 1st-half run overwhelms Heels (AP)Yahoo! Sports - NCAA Men's Hoops News 4/6/2008
What Roy Williams needed was a comeback for the ages. What he got was a disappointing dose of payback -- a chance to see what it feels like when Kansas breaks his heart. The Jayhawks left their old coach in the dust Saturday night, getting 25 points ...
DeCourcy: In battle of bluebloods, Kansas leaves Carolina paleLatest Sporting News Articles for College Basketball 4/6/2008
The Jayhawks rescue themselves from a most sorrowful end and finish off an 84-66 dismissal of top-ranked North Carolina, earning a trip to the NCAA championship game.
These Jayhawks are talented and toughFOXSports.com News for COLLEGE BASKETBALL 4/6/2008
How did Kansas hold off Tyler Hansbrough and the Tar Heels? With depth, balance and — above all — fortitude, Jeff Goodman says.
Chalk It UpSI.com - NCAA Basketball 4/6/2008
SAN ANTONIO -- Early in the regular season, long before there were any brackets or No. 1 seeds, Kansas teammates Russell Robinson and Darnell Jackson were watching North Carolina destroy yet another overmatched opponent on television when Robinson ...
Kansas rides Rush to get shot at national titleUSATODAY.com Mens College Basketball - Top Stories 4/6/2008
With five minutes to go in the first half, the score was even. Brandon Rush 12, North Carolina 12. Kansas needed Rush to come ...