Window World, the official Windows of the Kansas City Chiefs, presents Kevin Keatsman

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So many times we see great games played are memorable games that we'll remember for years

and years, and there is one takeaway from said game that people will always remember,

or sometimes it's one play.

And there may have been a famous play in the KUK State game at Bramledge Coliseum on Tuesday night.

There were certainly more than one memorable moments, and things that happened in this game

that were unlike most college basketball games you will ever watch.

It is just astounding what took place in this game.

So many different storylines with so many different players, both head coaches,

the rabid fan base, the profane cheering from the student sections,

a coach on a scores table after the

game, a famous alley-oop play to win it. I'll tell you what, if there's one takeaway for me,

and it's a really common theme, but we all watch a lot of Kansas basketball, the one takeaway for

me is, man, that is one hard team to beat. And it doesn't seem to

matter. You know, with three starters on the bench in overtime, guys on the floor that didn't

exactly know what their assignments were supposed to be. Bill Self said that's on him after the

game. He said, I'll take the blame. You had guys inbounding the ball and trying to execute plays

that they'd never had to do before because I had three guys filed out.

Kansas is still next to impossible to beat and had so many chances to win the thing.

You can't even wrap your mind around this.

They are an incredible toughout.

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