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Kansas Basketball Coach Ejected in Loss

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Kansas Basketball Faces Adversity: Coach Self Ejected, Team Struggles in Back-to-Back Losses

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Kansas Basketball Coach Ejected in Loss

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On March 4, Kansas basketball had a rough patch on their road trip through the desert. After a big loss to Arizona, they faced Arizona State on Tuesday night and quickly fell behind by double digits in the first half. The trouble peaked with just over six minutes left before halftime. Stargard Darren Peterson drew an offensive foul call while trying to run off a screen and head coach Bill Self lost his cool arguing it. He picked up two technical fouls and got ejected from the game. Moss outburst marked only the second ejection of his career at Kansas, a rare sight for the veteran coach. Jot Vaughn stepped in as acting head coach, but Arizona State pushed their lead to 20 points early in the second half. These back-to-back defeats could drop Kansas's NCAA tournament seed and kill their late season momentum, heading into the regular season finale against Kansas State on Saturday. Even with the struggles, the J-Hawks remain in solid shape for a top four seed as they gear up for the Big 12 tournament in Kansas City.

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