Hello, My Name Is Dunk -- I Mean Doug -- Anderson March 16, 2012, 6:47 am OMAHA - Doug Anderson's first name might as well be Dunk. The most compelling reason - maybe the only reason - to watch Detroit take on Kansas in Friday night's late Midwest Regional mismatch is to see what manner of flying tomahawk monstrosity the 6-foot-6 Anderson drops on the second-seeded Jayhawks. Maybe something like this, from his game against St. John's: Or this, against Valparaiso: Or pick a favorite out of this assortment: Since the Jayhawks" track record against mid-majors in the tournament isn't the greatest - it includes losses against Bucknell (2005), Bradley (2006) and Northern Iowa (2010) - Kansas fans aren't presuming anything against the 15th-seeded Titans, the champions of the Horizon League. Tyshawn Taylor and Elijah Johnson of Kansas know Anderson's skywalking reputation. As Taylor talked about Anderson, Johnson sat next to him and repeatedly nodded his head. "He's a freak," Taylor said. He's athletic, he's got a big body, and he can get up and off the ground. I can't say take his athleticism away, but take the highlight plays away, and limit him. That defensive assignment will fall to the 6-6 junior Travis Releford, who may want to invest in a helmet.