Brittany Chambers led with 17 points, in spite of going 1-of-6 from three-point land. As usual, she played all 40 minutes. Jalana Childs added 16 points, and Tasha Dickey had 10. Branshea Brown had a huge impact, with six steals.

Not surprisingly, Texas was award 18 free throws to the Cats' 10. K-State had 17 fouls, and Texas was called for 11.

K-State, along with the Aggies and the Okies, is in a three-way tie for 2nd place in the Big 12. A win over Baylor on Saturday would be huge. Hey... how about the SEC's new recruits, Missouri? They're 0-9 in conference play.

The lead changed numerous times, and at no time did either team lead by more than eight points. KU won the first half with 32 points, and K-State had 35 second-half points.

Field goal percentage was a difference in the game. K-State shot 45%, and KU shot 37%. Three-point shooting was a bigger difference, with K-State at 55% and KU at a modest 18%. Free throw shooting was even for both teams at 88.2%. The Cats won rebounding, at 34 to 27. In the second half, a noticeable difference was K-State's 60% shooting on threes, while KU shot an infinitesimal 0%.

Brittany Chambers led scoring with 23 points, Jalana Childs had 15 and Branshea Brown had 12. Attendance was 5,657. Reportedly KU gave out free tickets to all the elementary students in Lawrence. Halftime entertainment was 60 Topeka and Lawrence women in sweatsuits, doing their exercises. Bonnie Henrickson, as usual, wore one of her pantsuits, and a white blouse with gigantic lapels. The KU pep band continues to demonstrate their fascination with circus music.

This was the 20th victory out of the last 22 games with KU, who are visibly weary of this domination.   (Capital-Journal link)

The Cats shot a modest 42% in the first half, but held A&M to 39%. The greater problem was shooting 17% from beyond the arc in the first half, leading to a halftime score of 34-25 Aggies.

In the second period, the deficit reached 11 points at one time, but Brittany Chambers (who played all 45 minutes) found her range, ending with 21 points. Tasha Dickey was second in scoring, with 17 points, and Jalana Childs had 16. Next in scoring was Mariah White, and many are crediting Mariah with winning the game, as she made the go-ahead layup with :04 left in overtime.

The Cats are now 10-3, 1-0, and off to a very fine start!

The Cats shot a modest 42% in the first half, but held A&M to 39%. The greater problem was shooting 17% from beyond the arc in the first half, leading to a halftime score of 34-25 Aggies.

In the second period, the deficit reached 11 points at one time, but Brittany Chambers (who played all 45 minutes) found her range, ending with 21 points. Tasha Dickey was second in scoring, with 17 points, and Jalana Childs had 16. Next in scoring was Mariah White, and many are crediting Mariah with winning the game, as she made the go-ahead layup with :04 left in overtime.

The Cats are now 10-3, 1-0, and off to a very fine start!