KU women fade in 82 68 loss to Oklahoma at home
Kansas women fall 82-68 to No. 23 Oklahoma at Allen Fieldhouse. After a quick start KU fades, four players in double figures led by Tatyanna Jackson with 12 points and 12 rebounds for her first career double-double. COVID disruptions delayed conference play and a recent pause preceded the setback.
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No. 25 Red Raiders Stun No. 6 Jayhawks In Lubbock
No. 25 Texas Tech defeated No. 6 Kansas 75 to 67 at United Supermarkets Arena. Kansas battled poor rim protection and limited inside scoring as Mitch Lightfoot and David McCormack struggled with foul trouble and limited production. Texas Tech shot 51 percent, 56 percent in the second half, capitalizing on KU’s defense despite playing without its top two scorers.
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Fumble return sparks Chiefs rally in win over Broncos
Nick Bolton returned an 86 yard fumble for a touchdown after Melvin Ingram III stripped Melvin Gordon, lifting the Kansas City Chiefs to a 28 24 win over Denver. The victory keeps KC in playoff seeding contention as Vic Fangio faced boos for a late field goal decision.
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