When you upset Kansas, the number one team in the country, you do what you want. That includes storming the court. But sometimes the court storms can get out of hand, and Jayhawks coach Bill Self is t

The Missouri Tigers claimed a season-altering 76-67 win over the No. 1 Kansas Jayhawks at home, thwarting its rival on offense and jumping down its throats.

Although Gates didn’t do that, he did call a timeout with six seconds to play. The timeout allowed the Jayhawks to safely get off the court as the buzzer sounded on KU’s 76-67 loss to Missouri.

Kansas basketball coach Bill Self gave a shoutout to Missouri head coach Dennis Gates after the Tigers’ upset of the No. 1 Jayhawks. Self’s statement, however, was not about the Tigers’ win but in reference to a surprising gesture Missouri’s coach made at the end of the game.

When Missouri established a 24-point lead in the first half, the possibility of a court storm had to be on top of most minds. Kansas brought it within two with 2:20 remaining, but Missouri survived to win 76-67.