LAWRENCE, Kan. — For a few fleeting moments after Kansas clinched its spot in the Final Four with a last-minute victory against Davidson, Mario Chalmers stood alone. With his shiny white Regional Champions T-shirt covering his game jersey, and a Kansas Final Four hat worn slightly askew, Chalmers turned from his Ford Field locker and gazed around Kansas’ locker room. The few moments of solitude suited him just fine.

SAN ANTONIO — UCLA was all smiles as Kevin Love put on a show with full-court shots at practice Friday at the Alamodome. Kansas, on the other hand, saw Rodrick Stewart fracture his kneecap when he slipped after a fancy dunk. Stewart, a reserve guard who plays 11 minutes per game, will not play this weekend.

LAWRENCE, Kan. — Tidbits, anecdotes and weird facts as the Jayhawks prepare for their first Final Four under Bill Self.

LOS ANGELES — John Calipari’s shoulder must be getting sore: The Memphis coach has been carrying a chip the size of Joey Dorsey all season, and lately it’s been growing.

LAWRENCE, Kan. — In the summer of 2003, Darrell Arthur shared the floor with UNC’s Tyler Hansbrough — then a high school junior — at the Nike Hoop Jamboree. Arthur, now a Kansas sophomore, might have trouble recognizing that Hansbrough today.

LAWRENCE, Kan. — The best of the best from the Final Four, including the All-Name Team.