Final: #2 Washburn def. Fort Hays State 73-66

That was a slugfest, but Washburn battles through and improves to 10-0. Bryson Smith leads the way with 22 pts, Dillon Claussen adds 21.

Back at it next Saturday vs Central Missouri!

Halftime: #2 Washburn trails Fort Hays State 34-33

Second game in a row WU has trailed at half at home. Surprising, to say the least. Dillon Claussen leads all scorers with 13 points. Bods need another comeback.

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Game 1 final: Washburn 67, #3 Fort Hays State 64

Washburn's women get it done and topple Hays! What a win. Bari Nwidadah leads the way with 24 pts/10 reb, Gabi Giovannetti adds 22 pts. That was a blast.

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Halftime of our women's game, and Washburn leads the #3 team in the nation, Fort Hays State, 35-32.

Washburn is on an 18-4 run to end the first half. Bari Nwidadah and Gabi Giovannetti have 11 and 10 points to lead the Ichabods. Listen to the 2nd half here: connmediaplayer.com/country1069

FINAL: #2 Washburn blows it open late and def. Nebraska-Kearney 92-64.

Five Bods score in double, led by 15 each from Marcus Glock ands Bryson Smith, while Tyson Ruud adds his first-career double-double.

Back at it Saturday vs Fort Hays State, talk to you then!

Halftime of the men's game, and #2 Washburn is down 41-39 to Nebraska-Kearney.

A shocking half, filled with some insane shot making by Kearney. Long way to go, though, and a big second half is on deck. Listen here: connmediaplayer.com/country1069

Game 1 final: Washburn comes back and wins 71-65. Gabi Giovannetti scores 17 in the second half to power the comeback.

The #2 Washburn men are up next vs Nebraska-Kearney. Tip is coming up soon, listen to me on the call here: connmediaplayer.com/country1069

Halftime of our women's game, and it's Nebraska-Kearney leading Washburn 33-26. Ugly shooting half for the Ichabods, who shoot 33.3% overall and 0-8 from beyond the arc.

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The caveat is always that I’m not against college players making money. They absolutely should get paid for myriad reasons.

But we’re going to fund all of this with sportswashing tournaments in Riyadh? This is bad and only getting worse. And we’re just supposed to accept it? It’s truly awful.

There had been some faint whispers up this way about his health situation after he nearly passed out during the KU game last year. Hopefully he's doing OK overall.