After all, only once in the history of the NCAA tournament have all four No. When evaluating upset potential, three-pointers allowed and extra possessions for opponents are the best ways to bring down the best teams. And Kansas, sadly for Jayhawks fans, checks both of those boxes — as well as two more that could trip them up. It’s also not particularly strong from the foul line, shooting under 70 percent this season (214th). And while the Bruins don’t put their foes at the foul line that often, they also don’t play particularly good defense, ranking just 78th in overall defensive efficiency.

Source: Washington Post March 12, 2017 22:18 UTC