User:Tylkrby767

I am a huge Kansas Jayhawks men's basketball I am a Kansas City Royals fan. And i edit sports pages on Wikipedia, and athlete pages.

My favorite sports highlights

• Video to my favorite ending in college football The 2013 Iron Bowl. rushing the field .
• This is my favorite ending to college basketball in 2014.
• Check out some great college basketball moments.

College Basketball

Should i make a college basketball account to update people on basketball. My favorite KU basketball season as a jayhawk fan..... My first infobox edit

First Four – Dayton, Ohio

	March 18 – Midwest Region
	12	NC State	74
	12	Xavier	59

	March 18 – South Region
	16	Albany	71
	16	Mount St. Mary's	64

	March 19 – Midwest Region
	11	Iowa	65
	11	Tennessee	78*

	March 19 – Midwest Region
	16	Cal Poly	81
	16	Texas Southern	69

South Regional – Memphis, Tennessee

	Second round Round of 64 March 20–21					Third round Round of 32 March 22–23					Regional semifinals Sweet 16 March 27					Regional finals Elite 8 March 29
	1	Florida	67
	16	Albany	55
						1	Florida	61
	Orlando - Thu/Sat
						9	Pittsburgh	45
	8	Colorado	48
	9	Pittsburgh	77
											1	Florida	79
											4	UCLA	68
	5	VCU	75
	12	Stephen F. Austin	77*
						12	Stephen F. Austin	60
	San Diego - Fri/Sun
						4	UCLA	77
	4	UCLA	76
	13	Tulsa	59
																1	Florida	62
																11	Dayton	52
	6	Ohio State	59
	11	Dayton	60
						11	Dayton	55
	Buffalo - Thu/Sat
						3	Syracuse	53
	3	Syracuse	77
	14	Western Michigan	53
											11	Dayton	82
											10	Stanford	72
	7	New Mexico	53
	10	Stanford	58
						10	Stanford	60
	St. Louis - Fri/Sun
						2	Kansas	57
	2	Kansas	80
	15	Eastern Kentucky	69

South Regional all-tournament team

Regional all-tournament team: Michael Frazier, Florida; Devin Oliver, Dayton; Dyshawn Pierre, Dayton; Dwight Powell, Stanford

Regional most outstanding player: Scottie Wilbekin, Florida

East Regional – New York City

	Second round Round of 64 March 20–21					Third round Round of 32 March 22–23					Regional semifinals Sweet 16 March 28					Regional finals Elite 8 March 30
	1	Virginia	70
	16	Coastal Carolina	59
						1	Virginia	78
	Raleigh - Fri/Sun
						8	Memphis	60
	8	Memphis	71
	9	George Washington	66
											1	Virginia	59
											4	Michigan State	61
	5	Cincinnati	57
	12	Harvard	61
						12	Harvard	73
	Spokane - Thu/Sat
						4	Michigan State	80
	4	Michigan State	93
	13	Delaware	78
																4	Michigan State	54
																7	Connecticut	60
	6	North Carolina	79
	11	Providence	77
						6	North Carolina	83
	San Antonio - Fri/Sun
						3	Iowa State	85
	3	Iowa State	93
	14	NC Central	75
											3	Iowa State	76
											7	Connecticut	81
	7	Connecticut	89*
	10	St. Joseph's	81
						7	Connecticut	77
	Buffalo - Thu/Sat
						2	Villanova	65
	2	Villanova	73
	15	Milwaukee	53

East Regional all-tournament team

Regional all-tournament team:

Regional most outstanding player:

West Regional – Anaheim, California

	Second round Round of 64 March 20–21					Third round Round of 32 March 22–23					Regional semifinals Sweet 16 March 27					Regional finals Elite 8 March 29
	1	Arizona	68
	16	Weber State	59
						1	Arizona	84
	San Diego - Fri/Sun
						8	Gonzaga	61
	8	Gonzaga	85
	9	Oklahoma State	77
											1	Arizona	70
											4	San Diego State	64
	5	Oklahoma	75
	12	North Dakota State	80*
						12	North Dakota State	44
	Spokane - Thu/Sat
						4	San Diego State	63
	4	San Diego State	73*
	13	New Mexico State	69
																1	Arizona	63
																2	Wisconsin	64*
	6	Baylor	74
	11	Nebraska	60
						6	Baylor	85
	San Antonio - Fri/Sun
						3	Creighton	55
	3	Creighton	76
	14	Louisiana–Lafayette	66
											6	Baylor	52
											2	Wisconsin	69
	7	Oregon	87
	10	BYU	68
						7	Oregon	77
	Milwaukee - Thu/Sat
						2	Wisconsin	85
	2	Wisconsin	75
	15	American	35

West Regional all-tournament team

Regional all-tournament team: Aaron Gordon, Arizona; Traevon Jackson, Wisconsin; Nick Johnson, Arizona; Xavier Thames, San Diego State

Regional most outstanding player: Frank Kaminsky, Wisconsin

Midwest Regional – Indianapolis, Indiana

	Second round Round of 64 March 20–21					Third round Round of 32 March 22–23					Regional semifinals Sweet 16 March 28					Regional finals Elite 8 March 30
	1	Wichita State	64
	16	Cal Poly	37
						1	Wichita State	76
	St. Louis - Fri/Sun
						8	Kentucky	78
	8	Kentucky	56
	9	Kansas State	49
											8	Kentucky	74
											4	Louisville	69
	5	Saint Louis	83*
	12	NC State	80
						5	Saint Louis	51
	Orlando - Thu/Sat
						4	Louisville	66
	4	Louisville	71
	13	Manhattan	64
																8	Kentucky	75
																2	Michigan	72
	6	Massachusetts	67
	11	Tennessee	86
						11	Tennessee	83
	Raleigh - Fri/Sun
						14	Mercer	63
	3	Duke	71
	14	Mercer	78
											11	Tennessee	71
											2	Michigan	73
	7	Texas	87
	10	Arizona State	85
						7	Texas	65
	Milwaukee - Thu/Sat
						2	Michigan	79
	2	Michigan	57
	15	Wofford	40

Midwest Regional all-tournament team

Regional all-tournament team:

Regional most outstanding player:

Final Four – AT&T Stadium, Arlington, Texas

Main article: 2014 Final Four

During the Final Four round, regardless of the seeds of the participating teams, the champion of the top overall top seed's region plays against the champion of the fourth-ranked top seed's region, and the champion of the second overall top seed's region plays against the champion of the third-ranked top seed's region. Florida (placed in the South Regional) was selected as the top overall seed, and Virginia (in the East Regional) was named as the fourth and final #1 seed. Thus, the South champion will play the East Champion in one semifinal game, and the West Champion will face the Midwest Champion in the other semifinal game.

	National Semifinals April 5					National Championship Game April 7
	S1	Florida
	E7	Connecticut
	W2	Wisconsin
	MW8	Kentucky

=Normal 64 team bracket

Some tournament highlights

• 14# Mercer upsets 3# Duke in first round
• #8 Kentucky stuns the undefeated Wichita state in the round of 32.

Some of my other highlights

• I wish we could Rush the field like this in baseball today, but we cant. This was the 1969 world series.