Four players scored more than 10 points but the Kansas women's basketball team couldn't climb back from an early deficit in a 77-67 road loss to TCU at Schollmaier Arena on Saturday. KU's Kylee Kopatich and Christalah Lyons scored 17 points each, but their losing streak was extended to five ...
A shot to the head — or so it appeared — seemed to be the only thing that could stop Brianna Osorio.In the midst of a career-best 28-point performance in an eventual 68-56 loss to Texas Tech, the KU guard converted on a layup and then fell to the floor as Tech's Grayson Bright appeared to ...
Outscored by 19 points in the second half Saturday, the Kansas women's basketball team dropped its third straight game in a 79-62 loss to Texas at the Frank Erwin Center. All three of the losses are against ranked opponents. The Jayhawks (11-6, 2-4 Big 12) had a 31-29 lead at halftime, but ...
Depending on who you asked, you'd get a different story.Moments after his 15th-ranked West Virginia squad dropped the Jayhawks to below .500 in conference play, winning 74-54 in Allen Fieldhouse, coach Mike Carey strolled to the post-game press conference and offered his coaching counterpart a ...
For the first four minutes of the Kansas women's basketball team's 83-48 loss to No. 6 Baylor, the Jayhawks went possession-for-possession with the Big 12 powerhouse on Saturday at Allen Fieldhouse.On the Jayhawks' first two possessions, Kansas junior Austin Richardson knocked down 3-pointers ...
It took third-year Kansas women’s basketball coach Brandon Schneider 27 tries to win his first regular-season Big 12 game. It took him three tries to win two of them this season.That’s what progress looks like.Here’s what else it looks like: In Schneider’s first two trips to Hilton ...
Third-year Kansas women’s basketball coach Brandon Schneider picked up his first road Big 12 victory, defeating Texas Tech, 60-47, Wednesday night in United Supermarkets Arena.Kansas (11-3 overall, 2-1 in the Big 12) never trailed and led 24-7 heading into the second quarter.In just the third ...
As the shot clock dwindled down in the final minute of the fourth quarter, Kansas junior Kylee Kopatich was unable to shake free of a defender for an open shot. Rather than heave up a contested jumper, Kopatich dished it out to junior Christalah Lyons for a buzzer-beating 3-pointer that capped ...
