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KU women hold off Creighton in WNIT, 71-68
Davis propels KU women into WNIT Sweet 16
Carolyn Davis scored 25 points and pulled down 12 boards off the bench, and the Kansas University women’s basketball team defeated Creighton in the WNIT, 71-68, on Sunday at Allen Fieldhouse.
KU women set for Creighton
What a difference three months makes. Last time Creighton University’s women played in Lawrence, freshman point guard Angel Goodrich burned the Bluejays for a career-high 20 points in Kansas’ 77-56 romp.
Prognosis looks good for McCray to recover fully
Danielle McCray’s college basketball career may have ended on a sad note, but the future looks bright for the former Kansas University standout.
Unexpected boost from Boogaard lifts KU in WNIT
Saskatchewan native Krysten Boogaard produced a career-high 37 points in a rare start as Kansas plunked Prairie View A&M, 82-70, in its WNIT basketball opener Wednesday night in Allen Fieldhouse.
Tonight’s foe can feel KU women’s pain
No doubt Kansas University’s women’s basketball season has been marred by the loss of Danielle McCray, the Big 12 Conference’s preseason player of the year. But would you believe virtually the same thing happened to Prairie View A&M?
Woodling: Olathe South junior KU-bound
Those of you with a head for Kansas University men’s basketball trivia probably know the answer to this question: Who are the only three brothers who have earned letters while wearing a KU uniform?
Kansas softball splits doubleheader
When Kansas University wins a softball game, chances are Alex Jones will have been involved.
KU women lose opener, earn WNIT bid
Andrea Riley scored 37 points, Toni Young added 16 and No. 20 Oklahoma State put away Kansas 76-69 on Thursday in the first round of the Big 12 tournament.
KU women have new life
Injuries have taken a toll on Kansas University’s women’s basketball team. And the impact hasn’t been just physical.
Greatest KU games No. 2: Danny and the Miracles
Twenty-two years. A long time. Bodies are thicker and hair is thinner. Memories tend to grow wispier, too.
Aggies ruin Senior Night for KU women, 78-54
Carolyn Davis joined the list of injured Kansas University women’s basketball players, and the Jayhawks were thumped again. With Davis shelved due to a concussion suffered during Friday’s practice session, Texas A&M had little difficulty disposing of the demoralized Jayhawks, 78-54, on Saturday in Allen Fieldhouse.
Reeling KU women to entertain No. 17 Aggies
Four losses in a row is a tailspin, not a crash dive.
Woodling: Wilt’s record revisited
Where were you 48 years ago today?
So close again: KU women lose another heartbreaker to ranked team
Carolyn Davis summed it up in 14 words. “They played like a ranked team that didn’t want to lose,” Davis said, “and we didn’t.”
Tourney implications on line for KU women vs. Iowa St.
On the plus side is a positive RPI. A negative, however, is the brutal remaining schedule.
McCray’s career not over after injury
Some day, Danielle McCray will play for pay. When is the question.
Tickled Pink
McCray cheers KU past 'Cats
In its first game without Danielle McCray, the Kansas University women’s basketball team edged Kansas State, 70-60, on Sunday in Allen Fieldhouse.
Heartbroken Jayhawks to face Wildcats Sunday
Fate has dealt Kansas University’s women’s basketball players a bad hand. First the Jayhawks lost starting point guard Angel Goodrich to an anterior cruciate ligament injury in January. And now leading scorer Danielle McCray has been hit with a similar affliction.
Woodling: Injuries happen, but McCray’s is shocking
I thought Danny Manning was immortal. Sure, he was a tremendously talented basketball player, but I’m talking about his durability.
Senior McCray tears ACL, out for season
Danielle McCray seemed almost bulletproof. Every time Kansas University’s All-Big 12 basketball player went down with an apparently serious injury, she always bounced back. Not this time. The 5-foot-11 senior suffered a torn anterior cruciate ligament in her left knee during Thursday’s practice, and the college career of one of KU’s most talented athletes is over.
Woodling: Ol’ Roy’s boys tanking
It’s Groundhog Day and I’m sure you’ve heard the joke. Punxsutawney Phil comes out of his burrow, sees his shadow and, somebody cracks, “Uh, oh, six more weeks of bad basketball.”
Slump busted: McCray carries KU past Buffs
KU women defeat Colorado, 75-64
Danielle McCray scored 29 points and tied a career high with 16 rebounds, helping the Kansas women to a 75-64 victory over Colorado on Wednesday at Allen Fieldhouse.
Slumping KU women’s team returns home
Bonnie Henrickson isn’t ready to push the panic button and probably never will be.
Woodling: KU’s Gridiron Club flops
Glowing rhetoric to the contrary, the vaunted Gridiron Club sure looks dead in the water to me.
Morris helps Kansas hold off Tigers
Kansas senior guard Danielle McCray scored 26 points, leading the KU women to a 72-59 victory over Missouri on Sunday at Allen Fieldhouse.
KU women to open second post-Goodrich era today
Kansas University’s women’s basketball team lost point guard Angel Goodrich prior to last season, and now the Jayhawks will be sans Goodrich for the remainder of this season.
Woodling: KU players mostly aides in NFL
Mike McCarthy and Mike McCormack. Similar names. Similar distinctions. McCarthy is the only former Baker University football player who has been an NFL head coach. He’s currently the Green Bay Packers’ head man.
Over the slump
Morris finds shot, scores 22 points
Sade Morris came out of her shooting shell and Kansas University shelled Pepperdine, 82-63, in women’s basketball Wednesday afternoon in Allen Fieldhouse.
Afternoon tip spices up Pepperdine-KU women’s game
That’s not a typographical error. Kansas University’s women are indeed playing a basketball game on a weekday afternoon.
Woodling: McCray dominates highlights
A surprisingly large crowd, stunning performances by Danielle McCray, a long-time coach’s departure and unprecedented territory for Haskell Indian Nations University.
McCray finding her rhythm
Danielle McCray did something unusual the other night. Kansas University’s senior basketball player recorded her career scoring high without attempting a single free throw.
Woodling: Not his true calling: It’s a good thing Turner Gill gave up baseball
When Turner Gill was named Kansas University’s new football coach, I told our desk people I thought we had an old black-and-white print of him in our photo files. So I went to search one of the drawers in the large sports-department filing cabinet, found the G section, shuffled through some photos, and there it was — a picture of Gill playing shortstop for Nebraska in the early 1980s.
McCray has her way
Senior scores 30 to carry KU to victory
With her Kansas University teammates in an apparent post-finals funk, Danielle McCray scored 30 points, and the No. 22-ranked Jayhawks flicked aside UC Riverside, 75-60, on Sunday in Allen Fieldhouse.
KU women to clash with UC Riverside
UC Riverside may be in a funk, but Kansas University’s next women’s basketball foe won’t be treated lightly by coach Bonnie Henrickson.
Woodling: Mangino, Long set financially
Call this “A Tale of Two Settlements.”
Woodling: Don’t forget Reesing
Anybody around here remember a guy named Todd Reesing?
Woodling: Turner Gill hiring follows a KU trend
They’re all pretty much the same, you know. Introductory news conferences inevitably contain bubbly remarks about the new hire, glowing optimism from the new man and a smattering of enamored boosters scattered among the media cameras and tape recorders.
Goodrich makes Jays pay
Creighton plays off KU point guard, so she keys KU’s rout
KU point Angel Goodrich, avoided by Creighton defenders Sunday like she had the bubonic plague, erupted for a career-high 20 points as KU thumped the Jays, 77-56, in Allen Fieldhouse.
Woodling: Secret’s out: Xavier excellent
If you didn’t know it already, you found out for certain on Saturday afternoon.
KU women expecting tough test from Creighton
Back-to-back wins by virtually the same score were polar opposites as far as Bonnie Henrickson is concerned.
Kanga-romped: KU women bounce back on ‘D,’ rout ‘Roos
Last time out, Bonnie Henrickson was seeing red. This time, Kansas University’s women’s basketball coach had her players wearing red.
KU women refocused for UMKC
When last we heard from Bonnie Henrickson, Kansas University’s women’s basketball coach was hardly in the Christmas spirit.
Woodling: Departures of Mangino, Fambrough comparable
If you think Mark Mangino resigned willingly as Kansas University’s football coach, I have some oceanfront property near Oskaloosa I’ll sell you, and I’ll throw the Tonganoxie Split in free.
KU women roll; coach unimpressed
Bonnie Henrickson wasn’t awarding any gold stars Sunday afternoon. Kansas University had just walloped Northern Colorado, 81-54, in Allen Fieldhouse, and KU’s women’s basketball coach sounded like the Jayhawks had lost by 27.
KU women to entertain Northern Colorado
In theory, KU women’s basketball coach Bonnie Henrickson should be able to give her bench players some much needed floor time today against Northern Colorado (3-4), a so-so mid-major.
Jayhawk women turn back Bruins in ugly fashion
The Kansas University women’s basketball team held off UCLA, 54-49, on Thursday night at Allen Fieldhouse.
Henrickson demands better defense against UCLA
Kansas University’s women’s basketball team will play host to UCLA on Thursday at Allen Fieldhouse.
Woodling: Recruiting woes: Mangino’s play-calling against MU not the issue
I have to admit I often become incensed at television sports commentators. Take last Saturday’s Kansas-Missouri football contest, for example. The TV throats blistered KU coach Mark Mangino for his failure to use running plays to eat the clock late.
Woodling: George, Goodrich genuine
If you don’t give a hoot about women’s basketball, shift your eyes to the latest update on Mark Mangino twisting in the Lew Perkins wind … if you haven’t already.
‘Robin’ to rescue
Morris saves day for Jayhawks
Sade Morris scored a career-high 26 points to help KU dispose of Michigan, 77-66, in women’s basketball in Allen Fieldhouse.
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