If the Kansas women's basketball team is looking to add depth, size on the perimeter and 3-point shooting, as head coach Brandon Schneider said on his radio show Monday night, then it did all three Tuesday. Elle Evans, a 6-foot-3 guard who spent her first two collegiate seasons at North Dakota ...

Updated 11:42 a.m. Tuesday: Minutes after guard Zakiyah Franklin rattled in a 3-pointer from the left wing to force overtime and help Kansas rally to beat Michigan in the NCAA Tournament, head coach Brandon Schneider said it “may be one of the bigger plays in Kansas women’s basketball ...

The four players the Kansas women’s basketball team has added over the course of the last two transfer cycles have something in common: They are all from Kansas. This year’s additions so far, Sania Copeland (a Wisconsin transfer from Kansas City) and Brittany Harshaw (a Creighton transfer ...

The Kansas women's basketball team continues to flesh out its roster and to attract local players in the transfer portal. Three days after luring Kansas City, Kansas, product Sania Copeland, formerly of Wisconsin, the Jayhawks earned the commitment of Andover native and Creighton transfer ...

Kansas super-senior Taiyanna Jackson was selected in the WNBA Draft Monday night, making her the Jayhawks’ first player picked in nine years and the first under head coach Brandon Schneider. The 6-foot-6 center went in the second round to the Connecticut Sun at pick No. 19 overall. The last ...

The Kansas women's basketball team has earned a key transfer commitment as it works on building a new-look roster for the 2024-25 season. Sania Copeland, a 5-foot-7 transfer guard from Wisconsin, announced on Instagram Monday afternoon that she will join KU next season and wrote that she is ...