Window World, the official Windows of the Kansas City Chiefs, presents Kevin Keatsman has issues online at Windowscansacetcy.com.

You know, the thing about sports that's great and terrible at the same time is sometimes they just don't let you in.

And that's the case for the Kansas Jayhawks with a stunning second half turnaround against the University of Miami,

trailing by six, lifeless in the first half, trying to pound the ball inside, very little energy,

missing free throws right and left,

not a single three-pointer made, the Kansas Jayhawks sleepwalk through 20 minutes,

and what on earth happened at halftime? They're not saying, they're saying,

nobody said anything special, there was nothing real that happened in here.

No chance.

This was not about adjustments.

The game plan didn't change.

Kansas just kept pounding the ball inside, inside, inside, inside, feed Big Dave, take it down low,

go in transition, go to the rim.

But in the second half, the energy, the emotion,

the desperation that the season could be over all came into play. And Kansas did what Kansas does.

Better players, better system, better team. They blow Miami out of the building. It was a route for the ages in the second half as Kansas advances to the final four. They will take on Villanova next.

Villanova has lost its second leading score, Justin Moore, to an Achilles injury, which will no doubt

put a dark cloud over Nova playing

Kansas in this game. It's all about the blue bloods at this point. The talent level is equal.

Coaching, discipline, effort, execution, all matters. Four greatly talented teams, wildly talented,

we'll line up in New Orleans for a final four

that's one of the most epic blue-blood final fours ever.

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