Sweet 16: Tejano09 vs. Zacky103210

I can't pretend to know about teams that I haven't actually watched all year long, so I'll stick to what I know best.  For that I need only a handful of words.  Big XII, <st1:place> <st1:placename> Kansas</st1:placename> <st1:placetype> State</st1:placetype> </st1:place> , and Michael Beasley.  When a person is asked the question "Which player has been most valuable to his team,” Michael Beasley has got to come into your mind if you know a lick about college hoops.  <st1:place> <st1:placename> Kansas</st1:placename> <st1:placetype> State</st1:placetype> </st1:place> took a huge jump from a very mild contender last year to one of the elite in one of the best conferences this year.  The freshman averages double-doubles with 27 points and 13 rebounds.  Did I mention that he is versatile, because he can hit the 3's too.  He only occasionally misses a free throw. He ranks 1^st in rebounding nationally and 3^rd in scoring nationally.  Just look at the teams he's played all year long. <st1:state> <st1:place> Texas</st1:place> </st1:state> , <st1:state> <st1:place> Kansas</st1:place> </st1:state> twice, A&M twice, <st1:state> <st1:place> Oklahoma</st1:place> </st1:state> , Baylor, Notre Dame, <st1:place> <st1:city> Xavier</st1:city> , <st1:state> Oregon</st1:state> </st1:place> . One thing to say about that.  Wow.  Usually I believe that a team playing together and sharing the points, like my Texas A&M Aggies, is the type of team that will always do good, but Beasley lifted <st1:place> <st1:placename> Kansas</st1:placename> <st1:placetype> State</st1:placetype> </st1:place> to the Big Dance this year.  He came to a weak and confused team, and said something to the emphasis of “I’m not taking any ___ from anyone” and started to win games for them.  Beasley is the single most valuable player to his team in this 2008 NCAA season.