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ITP: Jayhawks survive Seton Hall to get to Sweet Sixteen again

That’s three straight Sweet Sixteen appearances for the Kansas Jayhawks, who got past Seton Hall amidst an insane second round of the tournament.

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For the 11th time in Bill Self’s 15 years, the Kansas Jayhawks are headed to the Sweet Sixteen. On Saturday, they got past the Seton Hall Pirates to clinch an appearance in the second weekend of the NCAA tournament. But among a crazy weekend, some of the other top seeds across college basketball weren’t as lucky as Kansas. We recap a crazy, unpredictable, and incredible second round of the NCAA tournament, breaking down all of the March Madness upsets and making predictions for the next round.

The stakes are getting higher and higher, and the next opponent for Kansas will be the Clemson Tigers in Friday’s regional semifinal in Omaha. We break down the matchup between opponents that have never played head-to-head and give our keys to getting back to another Elite Eight appearance.

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Ryan Landreth

I’m a recent graduate of MidAmerica Nazarene University. In addition to writing for Rock Chalk Blog, I host the Inside the Paint podcast that covers KU basketball, and I write for Royals Review in the summer. My grandma has had season tickets to Jayhawk basketball for 30 years, and I have the privilege of going to most games with her.

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