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2275:Goestenkors
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2027:(1987–2008)
2025:Mark French
2019:(1983–1987)
2011:(1972–1983)
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1908:(1971–1972)
1900:(1968–1971)
1840:Megan Duffy
1834:(2016–2024)
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1794:(1977–1978)
1786:(1976–1977)
1784:John Wetzel
1451:Universiade
1160:(2015–2024)
996:WNIT Finals
892:(2004–2015)
756:(2000–2004)
656:(1997–2004)
638:Postseason
632:Conference
242:2000 Taipei
172:Atlantic 10
2435:Categories
2371:VanDerveer
2267:Henrickson
2195:Rutherford
1628:2009-09-23
1577:2024-03-21
1552:2009-08-11
1522:2016-10-29
706:1999–2000
523:March 2020
493:newspapers
204:Basketball
33:1963-04-13
2163:Hutchison
1445:, of the
635:Standing
445:citations
332:Accolades
320:Biography
129:2015–2024
119:2004–2015
111:1997–2004
100:1995–1997
89:1988–1995
78:1986–1988
55:1982–1986
2387:Perretta
2379:Berenato
2339:Albright
2171:Stringer
2147:Jeremiah
1948:(2015– )
1932:# (2004)
1842:(2024– )
1647:wibw.com
1111:2014–15
1090:2013–14
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1024:2010–11
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917:2005–06
898:2004–05
828:2003–04
806:2002–03
784:2001–02
762:2000–01
684:1998–99
662:1997–98
629:Overall
471:libelous
388:draftees
202:Women's
2395:Jeffers
2243:Stevens
2235:Simpson
2219:Summons
2123:Conradt
2103:winners
2059:(2024–)
1335:2023–24
1314:2022–23
1293:2021–22
1272:2020–21
1251:2019–20
1230:2018–19
1209:2017–18
1188:2016–17
1167:2015–16
1133:Kansas:
1071:Kansas
1049:Kansas
1027:Kansas
1005:Kansas
983:Kansas
961:Kansas
942:Kansas
920:Kansas
901:Kansas
623:Season
507:scholar
148:Overall
106:(asst.)
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2403:Cullop
2401:2022:
2393:2021:
2385:2020:
2377:2019:
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2363:Graves
2361:2017:
2355:Colvin
2353:2016:
2347:Bluder
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1715:19 May
1689:15 May
1500:15 Aug
1373:Total:
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1094:Kansas
970:T-10th
951:T-11th
881:Kansas
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161:Awards
123:Kansas
45:, U.S.
2419:Close
2315:Boyle
2291:Bruno
2251:Sharp
2211:James
2203:Ruley
2187:Barry
1602:1 Jul
1477:Notes
1347:10–10
1344:16–15
1321:21–12
1300:15–12
1258:14–15
1243:T–7th
1216:12–17
1201:T-4th
1195:16–16
1174:12–20
1119:15–17
1104:T-8th
1098:13–19
1074:20–14
1058:T-6th
1052:21–13
1036:T-8th
1030:21–13
1014:T-8th
1008:17–16
992:T-7th
986:22–14
964:17–16
945:11–20
923:17–13
904:12–16
840:T-6th
818:T-5th
812:22–10
796:T-6th
790:21–11
712:20–11
668:22–10
626:Team
514:JSTOR
500:books
2331:Ross
2307:Cook
2259:Kane
2115:Mapp
1717:2013
1691:2013
1604:2014
1502:2015
1495:NCAA
1324:12–8
1279:7–19
1240:5–11
1237:8–22
1122:6–12
1101:5–13
1077:8–10
1055:8–10
1033:6–10
1011:5–11
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967:4–12
948:4–12
929:10th
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907:5–11
837:10–6
834:23–8
815:10–6
771:11–5
768:22–9
715:11–5
693:15–1
690:28–3
671:11–5
486:news
447:for
386:WNBA
376:NCAA
104:Iowa
84:(GA)
27:Born
2131:Yow
1350:6th
1327:5th
1306:6th
1303:9–8
1285:7th
1282:7–9
1264:2nd
1261:9–7
1222:4th
1219:9–7
1198:9–7
1180:5th
1177:8–8
1125:9th
1080:7th
910:8th
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