Kansas Jayhawks Stumble, Fans Grow Restless

0:00On March 4th, the 14th ranked Kansas J-Hawks keep stumbling, picking up just a 70-60 loss to unranked Arizona State on Saturday, after getting handled by never-to Arizona the week before. That drops them to one win in their last four games and two in their previous six, a far cry from the age-straight victories they strung together. From January into February, fans are growing restless, venting frustration online about the team's lack of depth, quitting mentality, and predictions of an early NCAA tournament, exit, maybe even in the first round. Offense has been the biggest problem, with Kansas shooting poorly from the field in both recent losses, hovering around dismal, effective percentages. In the 30s, they get a chance to rebound Friday against weaker Kansas State at home to close the regular season, but they'll need a strong big 12 tournament, showing to rebuild trust for a title run.