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This was quite possibly the ugliest first half of basketball any of us have seen in a very long time. Forget 50-40-90 as the hallmarks of good shooting: There was a moment where St. John's was shooting 27-25-62 -- and still winning. Both teams committed turnovers on out-of-bounds plays by missing their teammate by multiple feet. Of course, victories count the same, no matter how they're earned. And the Jayhawks nearly erased a 13-point deficit with 6:30 left. Adding to the quirky drama was that Kansas had two team fouls at the end of the game but then committed four straight to avoid giving St. John's time to run a play. And when the Jayhawks couldn't foul anymore, they appeared to give up entirely on defense, letting Dylan Darling get from beyond half court all the way to the rack on four dribbles in under four seconds, completely untouched, for the win at the buzzer. The jarring ending wrapped up a jarring season for Kansas, one in which Darryn Peterson's will-he-won't-he availability had more twists and turns than Ross and Rachel. Now, Kansas is the one on a break until next season.