Kansas will have a chance to make quite the impression in the NCAA Tournament as if its able to get by Arkansas in the first round, a likely date with upstart St. John's, who is led by Rick Pitino, awaits in round two.

Usually among the traditional bluebloods vying for a Top 4 seed in the NCAA Tournament, Kansas has instead been one of college basketball’s most erratic teams this season. And while the inconsistent Jayhawks are still expected to make their 36th straight appearance in this year’s March Madness,

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