Morgantown, WV – No. 18 West Virginia forced 29 Kansas turnovers and junior guard Sydney Shaw produced a career-high 22 points, senior guard JJ Quinerly scored 16 and junior guard Jordan Harris added 15 as the Mountaineers (18-4,

Kansas women’s basketball suffered a blowout loss on the road against No. 18 West Virginia on Wednesday night, 76-43, after struggling to get over the hump of a nine-minute opening scoring drought. Coupled with the Mountaineers’ full-court press,

West Virginia fought back in the second half behind 22 points from Javon Small, but it wasn’t enough. K-State essentially clinched the game when Hawkins sent a terrific pass to N’Guessan for a dunk that gave the Wildcats a 62-42 lead with 5:41 remaining.