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Fans
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about eight people. He said he was impressed with the afternoon's festivities
"Have you ever seen such a wild thing?" Schnatzmeyer said. "I think it's great. It shows great school spirit."
Fans said that the defeat of K-State made the victory even sweeter.
Some fans said that the only thing better than celebrating with the other students in Lawrence would have been attending the
game in Pontiac. Mast and another friend played the KU fight song on trumpets in honor of Mast's roommate, Stewart Bryson, Lawrence senior, who attended the game with the KU men's basketball band.
The crowd dispersed about 5 p.m., but not before expressing their enthusiasm for the Jayhaws and the impromptu shenanigans.
Mike Unterreiner, St. Louis junior, said, "It's a great ol' party."
Now the Jayhawks must prepare for Duke, the team that in 1986 ended their national championship dream and that in 1988 barely escaped from Kansas.
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"We're just going to play and have fun," Brown said. "Duke's a great team. We were disappointed with the loss we had at home and devastated at the loss in Dallas."
Game
But it's not the same team that will face Duke this time in Kemper Arena. This one has experienced enough ups and downs to last any team a lifetime. In 1986, Kansas and
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"If we are to love ourselves, we must behave in ways we can admire."
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