He was a giant when top-ranked and unbeaten Kansas came to the Hearnes Center on Feb. 4, 1997. Among the matchups that day were Missouri’s Dibi Ray against Jacque Vaughn, Derek Grimm against Raef Lafrentz and Tate against Paul Pierce. Yet the Tigers...

The ceiling for Leonard, unlike that of his sedulous predecessor, is undetermined. Bruce Bowen was the most talented Spur on the floor—on the rare, early October night he started alongside Jacque Vaughn, Darius Washington and Fabricio Oberto. ...

Of all Roy Williams’ March letdowns at Kansas, the most painful had to be the Sweet 16 finish in 1997. With size, shooting and skill all over the roster, the Jayhawks became the first of three top seeds to fall before eventual champion Arizona. Jacque...

If all else fails, you can always use a flaming sword. Someone mentioned in my first Metacommentary post that he thought it was supposed to be a piece on TAFKARA (The Artist Formerly Known As Ron Artest), and since then you have no idea how much I wanted

Spencer Hall of Salt City Hoops with a great breakdown of our defensive shift. You all need to read this twice! Some guy named Jon Cooper at a GTech blog catching up with Matt Harpring. I did not read it, so I d