Kansas is your national champion in college basketball, but will it stand?

We play punter-go with all sports and we're making our bets as we march through April.

All that and more on Cranic Company.

Last night we were in attendance for a hell of a championship game.

Kansas to North Carolina went back and forth North Carolina jumped out to a big lead at

halftime.

Kansas was able to scramble back, go on an 11-0 run to start the second half and end

up winning the game to give the Jayhawks their fourth overall national title, to give

Bill Self the title of winning his Kansas coach from a championship standpoint there has

ever been in a litany of big-time Kansas coaches, but there is one over glaring sentiment

or a dark cloud, I guess you could say, hanging over the Kansas program.

In results of actions in 2019, five level one violations which is really labeled

egregious by the NCAA are still hanging over their head.

Bill Self even announced this week he expects whatever punishment they will receive to happen

very soon.

While there's a ton of excitement obviously in the Kansas program with what just happened,

hanging in other banner, beating a blue blood like North Carolina, there's one major

problem that we had last night.

Mark Emert and Bill Self had to pretend to like each other.

We've all been there.

The awkward, maybe there's a person you don't like in the same room as you and you have

to pretend to like them or to, I guess, compensate for your dislike of them by pretending

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