Kylee Kopatich trotted out to her spot behind the 3 point line. She called for the ball and began to shoot.Clank … clank … swish … shrug.Fresh off the best half of her KU career, one in which she missed fewer 3's than in the sequence from warmups, Kopatich returned to the floor with a ...
The toughest part of the KU women’s basketball team on Sunday may very well have been the look of its best player.As Kylee Kopatich took the floor in the 57-50 exhibition win against Pittsburg State, she continued to sport a black eye, the remnant of a blow to the head she sustained a week ...
If you’re looking for someone outside the KU women’s basketball program qualified to speak on the team’s progress, Emporia State head coach Jory Collins might be a good starting point.Not only does Collins know Kansas coach Brandon Schneider well, having coached under him at the ...
The opening moments of the post-game news conference provided Brianna Osorio with more trepidation than that of her KU women's basketball debut.As the JUCO transfer walked into the Allen Fieldhouse media room and approached the table alongside teammate Christalah Lyons, she sheepishly smiled. ...
Kylee Kopatich is generally very clean and courteous. She has a car, which she uses to chauffer her car-less teammates whenever they're in a pinch. Sounds like a perfect roommate, huh? “I watch way too much Netflix,” Kopatich volunteers, sitting in one of the raised chairs that line ...
After saying it at Late Night, Brandon Schneider wanted to affirm his message.Speaking to the media at KU women's basketball media day, the third-year Kansas coach began his opening statement not by pointing out the carryover from the year before, but rather by focusing on the opposite. “We ...
Sure, women’s basketball coach Brandon Schneider won big at the Div. II and mid-major levels, but would he be able to go up against heavyweights in recruiting battles and come away with commitments from prospects capable of playing winning basketball in the Big 12?Based on Sunday’s big ...
One day after watching all of the Late Night in the Phog festivities, the Kansas women's basketball team picked up three commitments from recruits in attendance on Sunday. From the Class of 2018, the Jayhawks received verbal commitments from Zarielle Green, Starr Jacobs and Aniya Thomas, who ...
