WICHITA — After Kansas held the lead for nearly three full quarters on Monday, three 3-point buckets from BYU in the middle of the fourth quarter ended up being the difference as the Cougars took down the Jayhawks 70-67 in the WBIT semifinals at Charles Koch Arena. With the Jayhawks leading ...
Updated 4:06 p.m. Monday, March 30, 2026: When the full results of the WBIT quarterfinals were not yet known on Thursday night, Kansas coach Brandon Schneider said he had enjoyed preparing for new opponents over the course of the tournament. The second-seeded Jayhawks have handled a series of ...
Just over a month removed from Kansas women’s basketball’s official senior night, the quartet of Jayhawk seniors got one more chance to say goodbye to Allen Fieldhouse. Forwards Lilly Meister and Nadira Eltayeb and guards Sania Copeland and Elle Evans walked off James Naismith Court for ...
Survive and advance: That’s the name of the game in March in college basketball, and No. 2 seed Kansas women’s basketball is still alive in the WBIT. The Jayhawks took down No. 3 seed Rice 62-55 at Allen Fieldhouse on Sunday evening, meaning Kansas will get one more home game this ...
Thirty-one points, three assists and two steals; 5-for-5 shooting from 3-point range; 16-for-18 from the free-throw line. That’s what it took from Kansas women’s basketball junior guard S’Mya Nichols to propel the Jayhawks to a 79-70 first round WBIT victory over Troy in Lawrence on ...
