Despite blowing a 22-point halftime lead, Kansas State remains dominant in overtime contests and held off West Virginia, 94-90, on Monday evening inside Bramlage Coliseum.
The Wildcats avenged their loss to the Cougars exactly two weeks ago behind Arthur Kaluma’s 28 points and 10 rebounds, earning win number 16, 84-74 the final score.
S’Mya Nichols matched her career high with 23 points on Wednesday night, but the Kansas Jayhawks had its five-game win streak snapped after suffering a 69-61 defeat to No. 24 Baylor at Foster Pavilion.
The Wildcats struggled out of the gate against the Mountaineers but Ayoka Lee’s game-high 34 points and 12 rebounds proved to be just enough for win number 23 with a 73-64 win.
The Kansas Women’s Basketball team will make its first regular-season appearance at the Sanford Pentagon on Wednesday, Nov. 20, 2024, with a non-conference matchup against the Iowa Hawkeyes.
The Kansas Jayhawks outscored TCU 24-13 in the fourth quarter to earn an 81-74 road win Saturday in Fort Worth, Texas. After leading by three at the break, KU was outscored by seven in the third to head into the final quarter down 61-57. But S’Mya Nichols scored 10 of her game-high-tying 22 points in the final 10 minutes to power the Jayhawks.
The Jayhawks had all five starters score in double figures led by Hunter Dickinson’s and KJ Adams Jr.’s combined 32 points as they remain perfect at home, 83-54 the final score.
Kansas State will play six home games -- including five Big 12 contests -- in its 2024 football season at Bill Snyder Family Stadium in Manhattan in a schedule announced Tuesday.
After trailing at halftime, the Wildcats prevail down the stretch to move to 20-1 on the season, thanks to Gisela Sanchez's career-high 18 points defeating the Cougars, 67-65.
