KANSAS CITY, Mo. -- When Kansas coaches sat down with Frank Mason III before his senior season and started to iron out his goals, the John R. Wooden Award was not something that ever came up.
It wasn't something that even crossed Mason's mind. He was too busy focusing on their discussion. They wanted him to be more vocal and get his shot off quicker.
"Nah, I never thought about it," Mason said. "I thought about what we could do as a team to be successful.