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Page 16 University Dally Kansan, February 13, 1981
DAVE KRAUS/Kansan staff
Kansas guard Chris Stewart puts the pressure on Wichita State's Kem Strobel during last night's women's basketball game at Allen Field House. Behind by a basket at the half, the Jayhawks came back to defeat the Shocker 86-70.
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The Wichita State women's basketball coach said Wednesday that it would take an act of God for her team to beat the third-ranked KU women's
Lerand led the Jayhawks in scoring for the third game in a row. The senior forward scored 24 points and pulled down seven rebounds.
All-American Lynette Woodard had another fine night, scoring 21 points, collecting 16 rebounds and 13 assists.
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The victory was KU's tenth straight and increased the Jayhawks record to 20-3 and 7-0 in Region VI southern division play. The Shockers fell to 15-10.
"Wichita is a much better ball club than when we first played." KU coach Mike Sawyer said.
Either Kathryn Bunnell pulled off a great con job or her Shockers had a little divine intervention because Wichita State, with a 40-38 lead at the big score in the Jayhawks before fallfall 88-70 last night in Allen Field House.
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The game was a contrast in styles in the early going as Wichita State relied on the outside shooting of guards Kern Strobel and Paula Ruble while KU countered with the inside play of forward Shebra Legrant.
The teams traded baskets until, with seven minutes left in the half, KU scored 11 points to pull out a 36-28 lead.
With Wichita State stormed back as 6-foot-6 center Teresa Dreilling drilled two quick baskets from undermeth to cut the KU margin to 36-32.
Lengtied the game seconds later but Drelling hit a five-foot jump shot with five seconds left to give Wichita State a 40-38 halftime advantage.
Following a killed KU free throw, Kathy Garafoal hit two free throws and Redo canned two more buccakes from the baseline. Liz Lead lead with 27 seconds left in the half.
Washington said that she was not sure what to expect from the Titans.
Although her team is not accustomed to being behind at halftime, Washington said that she was not worried after the first half.
"The first half was the best half that we played all year," the Burnell said. "We did a great job, but they were hard."
"We were confident that we would be in control in the second half," Washington said. "But we knew that we would have to start playing some defense and we aren't moving well on them." In the second half we did a better job.
Washington said that the victory over Wichita State was an important step for the team as playoff time approaches.
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