Kansas sure loves its last-second victories.
Once again this year, the Jayhawks won thanks to a game-winning shot to take down rival Kansas State 90-88 and extended its home winning streak to 50 games in the process.
With the game all tied up and with just under five seconds left in the game, Kansas guard Svi Mykhailiuk inbounded the ball before getting it right back as he went coast-to-coast for the game-winning score. But as you can see in the video below, Mykhailiuk may have traveled “just” a bit.
No. 3 #KU tops #KSU on last-second shot. Jayhawks still hold nation's longest home win streak (50). https://t.co/xtvBZtlnvV #kubball #KSU
— Fan Insider (@FanInsider_) January 4, 2017
Despite an obvious travel that wasn’t called, the play stood as Kansas escaped with the win.
“I think everybody knows what happened. Want to see my phone? There’s a hundred [messages],” Kansas State Coach Bruce Weber told reporters after the game. “Everybody knows what happened. I mean, it’s obvious. The TV people came up to me. Everyone.”
Twitter users had a lot of fun of the game-ending play.
Svi's favorite song must be "Travelin man" by Ricky Nelson, this was just a tribute….that's all.. https://t.co/esMz5dL4c1
— Andrew Hammond (@ahammsportsgeek) January 4, 2017
Svi Mykhailiuk has more rushing yards this season than Reggie Bush. (via @t_self11) pic.twitter.com/tvtoqDPgKg
— Sports Daily KC (@SportsDailyKC) January 4, 2017
When my daughter said "Walk Chalk Jayhawk" I thought it was because she can't pronounce her "R"s yet.
— Nate Bukaty (@nate_bukaty) January 4, 2017
Sorry, I missed that #kubball ending. I was traveling.
— John Higgins Hair (@JohnHigginsHair) January 4, 2017
Watching the replay like… pic.twitter.com/i9zKQGTbHA
— Mark (@SECslayer) January 4, 2017
