Second-half run sends Kansas past Tar Heels  DAVE SKRETTA AP
Sports Writer Published:  KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) -- Top-seeded
Kansas was on the ropes, turning the ball over about as often as
it was putting up shots, and had allowed North Carolina to build
a comfortable lead by halftime.  Bill Self followed his team
into the locker room and, undoubtedly, delivered quite a
message, even though his answer dripped with sarcasm when he was
asked later to describe it.  "I told them, 'Hey, just keep doing
what we're doing, we'll be fine,'" Self said with a grin.  The
Jayhawks were fine indeed, but only because they flipped the
script.  They played better on defense, protected the ball on
offense -- making shots didn't hurt either -- and behind the
impassioned play of Travis Releford and Jeff Withey, pulled away
from the eighth-seeded Tar Heels for a 70-58 victory Sunday in
the third round of the NCAA tournament.  "We played miserably
the first half and they took us out of everything," said Self,
whose team trailed the