McIntosh sparks KU to win in Big 12 first round
KU guard McIntosh used a variety of moves for a career high as Kansas overcame Oklahoma State in the Big 12 tournament. Shaquina Mosley and Danielle McCray added 18 and 16 points while Kelly Kohn contributed 14 as the Jayhawks shot well from the line late. OSU struggled in the second half, fading from three and missing shots, keeping KU on an NCAA bubble bid.
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McIntosh reflects on prior eye injury and quarterfinal game
The player recalls a worse eye injury from her freshman year in Allen Fieldhouse when she couldn’t open her eye after a game and was sent back in. She notes no class today and no cameras as the team prepares for a quarterfinal game, with shiners welcome.
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ISU narrowly holds off Kansas State in Big 12 tourney
Oklahoma City Nicky Wieben scored 18 as Iowa State beat Kansas State 57 45 to reach the quarterfinals versus Nebraska. Kansas State, with six straight losses, missed the NCAA bid after returning to the NIT talk.
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Iowa State 57 Kansas State 45 college game recap
Iowa State beat Kansas State 57 to 45 as Wieben led with 18 points and Medders added 12. Kansas State relied on Dietz and Lehning, but a 15 of 55 team field goal effort and 3 of 20 from three hindered their rally. Halftime score stood 24-20.
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Wright State wins Horizon title over Butler in Nutter Center
DaShaun Wood scored 27 points and Will Graham hit key free throws as Wright State upset No. 19 Butler 60-55 at the Horizon League postseason final in Fairborn Ohio. The Raiders clinched the league title and a NCAA Tournament bid, while Butler eyed an at large seed.
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Jayhawks rely on balance not a go-to scorer
Kansas uses a balanced attack as Bill Self notes eight starters and multiple leaders. Marcus Rush leads with 11.1 points per game. Julian Wright 9.1. Chalmers 8.6. Arthur 8.1. others contribute. The team emphasizes team play, win focus, and depth over a single go-to shooter.
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