Baylor tops Kansas as Washington to be inducted this year
Baylor defeated Kansas as Washington prepares for enshrinement in the Women’s Basketball Hall of Fame later this year. KU coach Woodard weighed permanent job status amid a fast season fade, while KU’s Tamara Ransburg led with 15 points and seven steals. Crystal Kemp added 14 points and 10 rebounds, Aquanita Burras 14 and eight, and Erica Hallman 11. KU struggled with 34 percent shooting and 21 turnovers, their 26th straight loss to a ranked opponent, ending a tough season. Lauren Ervin did not travel due to disciplinary reasons and later played limited minutes, leaving the finale with two points.
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Next KU women’s coach hinges on budget and rebuild
Woodling surveys coach candidates for Kansas women's basketball after a poor 6-10 Big 12 finish and 14-17 season. Names Budke of Louisiana Tech and Mittie of TCU surface as realistic options. The piece notes Budke’s Salina roots and Mittie’s Missouri background, while stressing KU must offer resources to compete with Texas, Texas Tech, Kansas State, Colorado and Baylor.
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Missouri women cruise past Oklahoma State in Big 12 opener
Missouri dominated early shooting to rout Oklahoma State 75-52 in the first round of the Big 12 tournament. Dallas-Caton Hill scored 20 for Oklahoma, while Mizzou juniors Megan Roney and Stretch James fueled the win with 15 and 14 points respectively. The Tigers improved to 7-11 and face Kansas State next as Eliz Gomes led OSU with a career-high 21 points.
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