Kansas suffers second consecutive big loss, this time against No. 18 West Virginia
Kansas women’s basketball suffered a blowout loss on the road against No. 18 West Virginia on Wednesday night, 76-43, after struggling to get over the hump of a nine-minute opening scoring drought. Coupled with the Mountaineers’ full-court press,
The No. 18-ranked West Virginia University women's basketball team defeated Kansas, 76-43, at the WVU Coliseum on Wednesday.
The Mountaineers scored the game's first 18 points and forced the Jayhawks to play with a double-figure deficit for most of the matchup.
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Kansas women’s basketball drops second straight to nationally ranked opponentThe Kansas women’s basketball team opened a two-game road trip in Morgantown for a tough contest against No. 18 West Virginia ...
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