Kansas guard Wayne Selden Jr. (1) celebrates with his uncle Anthony and a big clock featuring a picture of Selden and his dunk from the semifinal game as the Jayhawks celebrate following their 81-71 win over West Virginia, Saturday, March 12, 2016 at Sprint Center in Kansas City, Mo.

Kansas City, Mo. ? Wayne Selden, Jr.’s uncle, Anthony Pitts, who made news Friday by bringing a huge Flavor Flav-styled clock to the Big 12 semifinals, wore a much bigger clock, predominately silver, around his neck for Saturday’s final.

“I am on TV because of him,” Anthony said to a TV reporter. “He’s changed everybody in my family’s life.”

The clock Pitts wore Saturday had a picture of Selden’s vicious dunk against Baylor in the Big 12 semifinals inside.

“You see what it is. That happened and I saw it,” Pitts said of the slam dunk against the Bears. “It was crazy.”

Pitts led the Rock Chalk Chant with fans after KU’s post-game awards ceremony.

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• Keegan: Tough group of Jayhawks keep on conquering
• Jayhawks likely No. 1 overall seed in NCAA tourney
• Notebook: Mason’s foot bothering him
• Williams redeems himself vs. Lucas
• Another day, another Selden clock for Uncle Anthony
• Big 12 champs: KU knocks off WVU for tourney title
• Keegan Ratings: Graham outstanding as KU beats WVU