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West Virginia Mountaineers at Kansas State Wildcats

· NCAA Women's Basketball
Final
64 - 73
23-4, 15-0 Home

Lee’s 34 points catapults No. 10 Kansas State over No. 22 West Virginia 73-64 in overtime

Jordan Harrison sends it to OT with a tough layup finish

Lee scored the opening basket of overtime which was followed by a two-pointer by Serena Sundell for an early four point lead in the extra frame. The Wildcats (23-4, 12-3 Big 12) used a 9-0 run in overtime to win by nine.

Kansas State was up 57-53 after Eliza Maupin made the second of two free throws with 10 seconds left. JJ Quinerly then hit a 3-pointer with 5 seconds remaining to get the Mountaineers (22-4, 11-4) within one. Lee made the second of two free throws a second later and Jordan Harrison beat the buzzer with a layup to send the game to overtime.

“This was a committed performance on the offense end, Lee certainly helps, but we’ve had moments we forget she’s out there because we didn’t have the commitment to do it,” Kansas State Coach Jeff Mittie said.

The Mountaineers went on an 11-2 run in the third quarter to take a 38-32 lead, but in the fourth the Wildcats capitalized on three straight turnovers to take a 49-47 advantage.

West Virginia was led in scoring by Ja’Na Quinerly who had 23 points.

Kansas State has won 17 straight home games dating back to last year.

"Both teams made plays late and I think west Virginia is really good. I think they’re an underrated team. I have a lot of respect for them," Mittie said.

BIG PICTURE

West Virginia: Despite shooting 35% from the field, the Mountaineers found themselves in a position to win the game. Late turnovers in regulation haunted West Virginia in the loss.

Kansas State: The turnovers early in the game nearly plagued the Wildcats, but they’ve shown they’re good enough to overcome that.

UP NEXT

West Virginia: Hosts Baylor at 1 p.m. on Saturday.

Kansas State: Travels to Kansas for the Sunflower Showdown on Sunday at 1 p.m.

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  • TV Channel: Mountaineers vs Wildcats 2021 College Basketball, week 16, is broadcasted on BIG12|ESPN+.
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Recent Plays

5th 0:00 End of Game 64 - 73
5th 0:10 Jordan Harrison made Layup. 64 - 73
5th 0:14 Ayoka Lee made Free Throw. 62 - 73
5th 0:14 Ayoka Lee made Free Throw. 62 - 72
5th 0:14 Foul on Tavy Diggs. 62 - 71

Statistics

WVUWVU KSUKSU
25-71 FG 25-53
35 Field Goal % 47
8-30 3PT 4-7
27 Three Point % 57
6-8 FT 19-31
75 Free Throw % 61
33 Rebounds 45
9 Offensive Rebounds 9
24 Defensive Rebounds 36
13 Assists 17
15 Steals 9
5 Blocks 6
18 Turnovers 23
1 Team Turnovers 0
18 Total Turnovers 23
0 Technical Fouls 1
0 Total Technical Fouls 1
23 Points Off Turnovers 11
13 Fast Break Points 4
22 Points in Paint 42
24 Fouls 9
11 Largest Lead 7

Game Information

Bramlage Coliseum

Location: Manhattan, KS
Attendance: 4,266 | Capacity:

2025-26 Big 12 Conference Standings

TEAM CONF GB OVER
Texas Tech 6-0 - 19-0
TCU 4-1 1.5 16-1
Baylor 4-1 1.5 15-3
West Virginia 4-1 1.5 14-3
Utah 4-1 1.5 13-4
Arizona State 3-2 2.5 16-2
BYU 3-2 2.5 14-3
Oklahoma State 3-2 2.5 14-4
Iowa State 2-3 3.5 14-3
Colorado 2-3 3.5 11-6
Kansas State 2-3 3.5 9-9
Kansas 1-4 4.5 11-6
Arizona 1-4 4.5 10-6
UCF 1-4 4.5 9-7
Cincinnati 1-4 4.5 6-11
Houston 0-6 6 6-11
Full Standings