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NCAA Basketball vs. Stanford

Tarik Black scored 18 points in his final game for KU.
Black was blocked on a drive through the lane.
Black worked inside for a bucket.
Black stretched out trying for a block.
Black got a part of a Cardinal shot.
Black drove to the basket in St. Louis.
Black and Jamari Traylor pressured a shot.
A saddened Black left the court after his valiant efforts.
Conner Frankamp connected on a long trey at the half.
Frankamp celebrated with Wayne Selden, Jr.
Teammates congratulated Frankamp on way to locker room.
Frankamp hit four three-pointers for his 12 points.
Frankamp hit one of his two late treys to keep KU in game.
Frankamp launched his other late three.
Coach Bill Self tapped Frankamp on the head in thanks.
KU starters struggled in game that started Sunday morning.
Perry Ellis dribbled to the basket.
Ellis took a hard foul.
Ellis and a Cardinal clashed.
Ellis scored nine points.
Ellis listened to Frankamp and coach Self.
Naadir Tharpe added five points.
Tharpe split two defenders on a drive.
Tharpe connected on a three-point shot.
Tharpe and Jamari Traylor tried to trap a Cardinal.
Frank Mason dished the ball outside on a drive.
Mason helped a referee make a call.
Mason reached high as KU pressed Stanford.
Mason used his wing span to cut off passing lanes.
Mason was stripped on a dirve.
Wayne Selden, Jr., drove the lane.
Selden scrambled for a loose ball.
With a hand in his face, Selden fired a jumper.
Coach Self made his feelings known to a referee.
Jamari Traylor was blocked on a drive.
Traylor struggled to hold onto a loose ball.
Traylor tried for a rebound.
Landen Lucas scored on a dunk.
Andrew Wiggins scored four points in the NCAA game.
Wiggins kept a ball alive along the baseline.
A Wiggins shot was swiped away.
Coach Self and Wiggins conferred.
Coach Self pleaded with his team.
Wiggins and Ellis were tied up late as Stanford held on.
KU used pressure to keep Stanford within reach.
The KU coaches watched the frantic final moments.
The KU season ended with the 60-57 loss.
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