Women's Basketball

Kansas players show skills all around

By Corey Thibodeaux

November 20, 2009

Collins, Henry, Morris and Reed lead team in points.

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Sutherland and Boogaard combined for a total 43 points of the 106-80 victory.

Women roll in regular season opener

The Jayhawks top Oral Roberts behind McCray's double-double at Allen Fieldhouse

Team leaders dream of tournament victory

Much-anticipated team hopes high averages will be enough to win NCAA title.

Morris goes from crimson to blue

Guard was always a Sooners fan before coming to Kansas.

Guard’s skills rub off on teammates

Players try to mimic Goodrich’s on-court abilities.

Non-conference games present a challenge

The women’s basketball team’s tough slate will prepare players for the rigors of Big 12 play.

Women win last exhibition basketball game

Boogaard and Sutherland both had double-doubles against Emporia.

Kansas holds off Emporia’s star player

Senior Cassondra Boston was pressured heavily by the Kansas defense, but room for improvement remains.

Freshmen get chance to play exhibition

Kansas focusing on weaknesses to prepare for game against Emporia State this weekend.

Women’s Basketball looking for improvement

Players work to improve upon miscues and turnovers after the season opener.

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