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sports13h ago

Kansas women’s basketball lost 55-48 to Colorado in the Big 12 Tournament, jeopardizing postseason hopes.
Kansas finished 19-13, marking another disappointing season under Brandon Schneider.
The season lacked a March Madness appearance for KU, signaling potential coaching questions.
Speculation grows that Schneider could be replaced if a suitable successor is found.
Schneider’s recruiting class remained strong, featuring multiple five-stars, yet results did not follow.
KU’s season featured inconsistent play, finishing 11th in the Big 12 standings.
The article compares current struggles to KU’s past NCAA runs under Marian Washington.
KU’s recent performance contrasts with past postseason momentum, including a WNIT title in 2023.
The piece notes the potential impact on recruiting if Schneider is dismissed.
The article references past NCAA tournament success as a historical benchmark.

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#2 out of 3

sports11h ago

West Virginia, the No. 2 seed, meets Arizona State as the No. 10 seed in the Big 12 tournament at the T-Mobile Center this Friday.
The game is scheduled to start at 6:30 p.m. ET on Friday in Kansas City, Missouri.
Streaming is available on ESPN+, with sign-in via ESPN using a Fubo account for access.
Ticket availability is listed through StubHub for those wishing to attend in person.
Odds from BetMGM list West Virginia as the favorite, with a spread of 11.5 points.
West Virginia has averaged 78.0 points per game and allowed 58.8 this season.
Arizona State averages 66.9 points per game and allows 60.4, with 4.4 three-pointers per game at 29.1%.
Both teams aim to advance toward an automatic NCAA Tournament berth.
The Athletic notes the broadcast and streaming options for viewers.
The article emphasizes that the watch guide is provided by Data Skrive.

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Utah falls 70-52 to BYU in the Big 12 Conference Tournament, ending the Utes' season in Kansas City.
Four Utah seniors wrap up their collegiate careers: Lani White, Maty Wilke, Samantha Crispe, and Alyssa Blanck.
White finished the season as Utah’s leading scorer at 15.7 points per game and hit multiple key plays.
Wilke contributed 10.6 points per game and started in all 31 games this season.
Crispe joined Utah after starting her career at Boston University and played 85 games in total for the Utes.
Blanck's Utah career followed a transfer from BYU and she appeared in five games this season before redshirting.
Head coach Gavin Petersen credited the team for their effort at halftime before BYU pulled away.
BYU advanced to face No. 1 TCU after defeating Utah in the tournament.
The senior class provided ongoing contributions across multiple seasons for Utah.

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