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Jayhawks Ready for NCAA Opener

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Kansas Jayhawks, led by experienced guard Tre White and forward Kohl Rosario, prepare for their NCAA tournament opener against Cal Baptist. Coach Bill Self and players share their strategies, aiming to advance early in the bracket.

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Jayhawks Ready for NCAA Opener

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College Basketball News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Jayhawks Ready for NCAA Opener. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

0:00On March 20th, the Kansas J-Hawks touched down in San Diego on Wednesday evening and kicked off preparations for their first round NCAA tournament, game against Cal Baptist. The matchup tips off late tomorrow at 8.45 pm. Central time, giving the team plenty of time to settle in and strategize. Head coach Bill Self-Adress reporters briefly yesterday outlining his thoughts ahead of the round of 64 clash. Today, several players followed suit, sharing their mindset for the big contest. Guard Tray White stands out with his deep tournament experience, which could prove vital for the J-Hawks as they aimed to advance early in the bracket. Forward, Cole Rosario gained a confidence boost from his strong second half, showing in last weeks lost to Houston, where he drained a couple of threes. For eight points and grabbed four rebounds, he's hoping that momentum carries into postseason play. The team dialed in and players stepping up. Kansas looks poised to make a statement in their tournament opener.

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