KU vs. Neb, KU +3; WSU vs. Neb, WSU + 27, Query: Can WSU play with KU?

Say KU fans:  Consider KU 63, Neb 60; WSU 76, Neb 49>  What do you think KU lover Lutz?  Could WSU play with KU?  Favor us with your infinite KU wisdom Looootz.

P.S. VCU beats WSU with two free throws, on a phantom foul call with .8 of a second left on an air ball shot, by 1.  VCU kicked KU out of the NCAA Tournament easily, ahead 14 and winning by 10. 

P.P.S.  VCU beat USC by 13 in a play in game just to get into the Tournament.  KU beat USC at home by 2.  Gonzaga beat St. John's by 15 in the first round of the Tournament.  Washington St. beat Gonzaga by 22 in the regular season.  Wichita State had Washing St. down 35 with 3 minutes to go and put in the walk-ons and still won by 31.  Washington St. beat USC by 8 in the regular season at home.  As I said, KU beat USC by 2 at home.  Just maybe WSU could play their team basketball, on the same floor with KWho's bought and paid for All American's.  This year in the preseason, KWho beat up on: Washburn; Emporia St.; Longwood [whoever that is]; Valparaiso; Corpus Christi; Arlington; San Antonio; UMKC; and little sisters of the poor.   Is there any doubt when it comes time to play KWho's alleged beneath their dignity, some alleged "mid major" who didn't buy their players, in the NCAA Major Media Eastern Tournament, that KU chokes and can't beat the competition, even when they have been set up with a gimme sweetheart bracket ticket to the final four.  And, by the by, that wizard of sports smarts Lutz who gets paid extravagantly for following full time sports and scribbling his infinite wisdom opinions, picked KU to win the national championship beating Ohio State.  He also picked Duke and Pittsburgh for the final four.  In his 8 elite eight picks, he only had 2 correct, North Carolina and KU, neither of which made the final four, and that is with a gimme sweetheart bracket ticket to the final four for KWho.  Lutz could have done as well with throwing scraps of the Eagle with team names on them down the stairs, and then seeing what name landed the highest up on the stairs.