I men's basketball tournament. Hancock and his wife, Nicki, lost a son in the crash. His name was Will, and he was a KU graduate. He also was a new father. When you see Bill Hancock come walking in, carrying that little grandbaby that was born in November, if it doesn't get to you then, you've got problems.
Nobody cares who wins and loses at that time.
Williams joined several KU athletics administrators in traveling to the service, which drew more than 10,000 people to Gallagher-Iba Arena on the OSU campus. But you've got to be able to give. You've got to be able to be concerned and to care. After returning from Oklahoma, Williams visited with the entire team and then met with his seniors to discuss their feelings about the incident and about KU's travel arrangements. He said he heard only one negative comment, but he asked the seniors to delve into the matter further with their teammates to determine whether changes need to be made.