Postgame Notes: Austin Peay vs. Kansas

• In the first round of the NCAA Tournament, Austin Peay's Cinderella story came to a close against top-seeded Kansas. The Jayhawks won 105-79 at the Wells Fargo Arena, Thursday.
• The Governors end the 2015-16 season with a .500 record (18-18).
• It's the first time APSU has finished .500 or better since the 2010-11 campaign.
• Austin Peay trailed by 20 points at halftime, but nearly doubled its first-half point total with 51 in the second.
• Overall, the Govs shot 41 percent as a team and 44 percent in a more-efficient second half. In addition, three of APSU's four three-pointers came in the second stanza.
• In the first half, the rims weren't friendly to the Govs, shooting just 37 percent and 1-of-8 from three-point territory.
• Sophomore guard Josh Robinson led all scorers with 24 points (7-of-16) in 37 minutes. It's the 16th-straight double-digit performance for the St. Louis native.
• It's also the 12th game this season in which Robinson has dropped 20+ in a single game.
• In the final game of his APSU career, senior Chris Horton finished with 14 points and 10 rebounds, the 61st double-double of his career.
• It's also the final contest for Khalil Davis as a Governor, who totaled 12 points and five rebounds against the Jayhawks.
• Off the bench, junior John Murry stepped up to score 13 points and was the team leader in assists with three. This coming in just 18 minutes of court time.
• It was the first meeting between Austin Peay and Kansas in history.
• Kansas held a strong advantage in the paint with Perry Ellis clogging the lane, leading to a 56-36 points in the paint edge.
• The Jayhawks were led by Ellis, who scored 21 points, but it was Svi Mykhailiuk who led KU in scoring with 23 points (4-of-5 3FG).
• The loss drops the Govs to 2-6 all-time against current Big 12 teams.