In the NCAA Tournament, the Kansas Jayhawks lost 73-55 to USC despite S’Mya Nichols' 22 points and Taiyanna Jackson's record-breaking 18 rebounds. Kansas fought back but USC's lead proved insurmountable. Coach Brandon Schneider praised the team's progress. USC's JuJu Watkins led with 28 points. The Jayhawks finished their season at 20-13.
K-State women's basketball season ended with a loss to Colorado at Bramlage Coliseum, allowing Colorado to advance to the Sweet 16. Despite a close first half, Colorado dominated the third quarter and secured a 63-50 victory. The Wildcats finished with a record 26-8, their best since 2002-2003.
Gonzaga's dominant second half led to a 15-0 run, securing an 89-68 victory against Kansas. Redshirt senior Dajuan Harris Jr. shined for the Jayhawks with a double-double, while the Zags' sharpshooting and offensive prowess proved too much. Despite Kansas' effort, Gonzaga's decisive run led to an exciting display of talent and competitiveness.
Kansas Jayhawks defeated Michigan in overtime with a 81-72 victory in the NCAA Tournament's first round. Zakiyah Franklin's three-pointer forced overtime, leading to Kansas' dominance. Franklin led with 22 points, and Kansas will advance to face the winner of USC and Texas A&M Corpus-Christi. Kansas improved to 20-12, while Michigan finished at 20-14.
Hunter Dickinson's impressive performance of 19 points and 20 rebounds, supported by Nicolas Timberlake's crucial free throws, secured a 93-89 victory for the Jayhawks over Samford in the NCAA Tournament. Despite a formidable effort from the Bulldogs, the Jayhawks maintained their lead and advanced to face Gonzaga in the next round.
The Kansas State women's basketball team will play Portland in the first round of the NCAA Tournament on Friday at 3:30 p.m. Fans can listen to the game on Classic Country 1570 AM & 94.1 FM KNDY or via kndyradio.com and the Classic Country KNDY mobile app. Tickets can be purchased at kstatesports.com/tickets or by calling (800) 221-CATS. The winner will move on to face the winner of the Colorado-Drake game on Sunday.
The Kansas Jayhawks have secured a spot in the 2024 NCAA Women’s Basketball Tournament as the No. 8 seed in the Portland Region. They will face No. 9 seed Michigan in Los Angeles. With a 19-12 record, they are led by Head Coach Brandon Schneider and four standout players. The winner will advance to face the victor of (1) USC and (16) Texas A&M-Corpus Christi.
The Kansas State women's basketball team secured an at-large bid for the 2024 NCAA Tournament, hosting the first and second rounds in Manhattan. They earned a No. 4 seed and will face Portland. Key players include Ayoka Lee, Serena Sundell, and Gabby Gregory. Portland enters the tournament after winning the West Coast Conference.
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