kubestsmiami.jpeg The Jayhawks defeated Miami 76-50.Photo by: Aaron Ladd/KSHB 41 News kumidwestchamps.jpeg With Sunday's win, KU became the NCAA Tournament Midwest Regional champions.Photo by: Aaron Ladd/KSHB 41 News ochaiagbaji.jpeg Ochai Agbaji celebrates KU's win. He scored 18 on the day.Photo by: Aaron Ladd/KSHB 41 News billselfnet.jpeg Jayhawks head coach Bill Self helped cut down the net as part of postgame celebrations.Photo by: Aaron Ladd/KSHB 41 News jayhawksonmass.jpeg KU fans flocked to Massachusetts Street to celebrate the Elite Eight win.Photo by: JuYeon Kim/KSHB 41 News kucelebrations.jpeg The Lawrence Police Department closed Massachusetts Street from 8th to 11th streets for fans to celebrate.Photo by: JuYeon Kim/KSHB 41 News kufanscelebrateonmass.jpeg Mass Street was a sea of blue and crimson following KU's advancement to the Final Four.Photo by: JuYeon Kim/KSHB 41 News mass&8th.jpeg Jayhawks fans showed up in full force to celebrate after KU defeated Miami in the Elite Eight.Photo by: JuYeon Kim/KSHB 41 News crowdedmass-leslie.jpeg Fans of all ages came to celebrate on Massachusetts Street.Photo by: Leslie DelasBour/KSHB 41 News peopleonmass-leslie.jpeg The sun was shining for postgame celebrations in Lawrence, Kansas.Photo by: Leslie DelasBour/KSHB 41 News plungerboy-leslie.jpeg Known as "Plunger Boy," this fan says he wears this costume to bring joy to fellow Jayhawks.Photo by: Leslie DelasBour/KSHB 41 News massreopens-leslie.jpeg After temporarily closing Massachusetts Street, the Lawrence Police Department reopened the area to vehicular traffic just after 5:15 p.m. Sunday.Photo by: Leslie DelasBour/KSHB 41 News fansonsidewalks-leslie.jpeg Fans continued to celebrate on sidewalks as the police reopened Mass Street to vehicles.Photo by: Leslie DelasBour/KSHB 41 News allenfieldhouserally.jpeg Allen Fieldhouse in Lawrence, Kansas, prepped for a Final Four celebration rally.Photo by: McKenzie Nelson/KSHB 41 News