Fans spilled out of the stands onto the court, jumping and shouting in celebration of Arizona State's massive upset. As the chaos swirled around him, Bobby Hurley, a coach known for his fiery sideline demeanor, calmly walked along the scorer's table to shake hands with Kansas' coaches and players before heading up the ramp. No fist pumps, no shouts of joy, even if it might have been his final home game. Just a coach proud of the way his team fought through adversity -- just as he did throughout his career. "I don't think it's me, I really don't," Hurley told reporters after Arizona State's 70-60 victory over No. 14 Kansas on Tuesday night in Tempe. "I know it could be a nice, little storyline or something, but I really believe this is who they are. We lost our way for a few weeks and had a hard time winning some games in a very difficult league, but we picked ourselves off the mat and I think we're playing as good as we were at any point in the season because of our defense.…