Kansas vs West Virginia clash sets Allen Fieldhouse stage
No 3 Kansas Jayhawks (7-1, 1-0 Big 12) hosts No 7 West Virginia Mountaineers (7-1, 1-0 Big 12) at 8 p.m. ESPN2 cameras roll while IMG Jayhawk Radio Network carries the game. KUsports.com provides live blog coverage and staff updates via KUSports on Twitter.
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Kansas Faces West Virginia In Big Rebound Battle
Kansas coach Bill Self and players stressed the need to dominate the boards against West Virginia at Allen Fieldhouse. Mountaineers rank high in offensive rebounds per game, led by Derek Culver and Oscar Tshiebwe, while KU plans to box out, secure loose balls, and control the glass to stay in the top-10 clash.
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Kansas Women Fall Short In Rusty Return At KU
Shorthanded Kansas women’s basketball slipped to North Dakota State 72 69 at Allen Fieldhouse as injuries and COVID19 protocols left Holly Kersgieter and Mia Vaksic absent. Coach Brandon Schneider noted rust and scoring drought in last four minutes after a long layoff.
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Mahomes leads Chiefs past Saints 32 29 in high scoring tilt
Patrick Mahomes showcased a variety of throws and improvisation to propel the Kansas City Chiefs to a 32 29 win over the New Orleans Saints. Mahomes threw for 254 yards and three touchdowns as Kansas City extended its winning streak to nine games, while Drew Brees threw for 234 yards and three TDs but was intercepted once. The victory keeps the Chiefs atop the AFC standings, with the Saints fading in the NFC South race and playoff implications.
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