Kansas gets No. 1 seed in NCAA’s stacked West Region
Associated PressKansas did not get a No. Bypassed for Houston in the Midwest Region, Kansas is the top seed in the NCAA Tournament’s West Region and learned coach Bill Self should be on the sideline when the Jayhawks face Howard in Des Moines, Iowa, on Thursday. He knows what he’s doing and we just have to have his back.” Kansas won its first two games at the Big 12 Tournament without Self before losing 76-56 to No. “They mark it how they feel and we’re just going to do what we need to do to get where we need to be.” Kansas, the bracket’s third overall seed, faces a difficult road in its bid to become college basketball’s first repeat champion since Florida in 2006-07. WCC OUT WEST Gonzaga and Saint Mary’s will have a chance to renew their rivalry in the NCAA Tournament but that wouldn’t come until the Sweet 16.