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With tournament title, Mizzou has last word for Big 12
This is the image thatll be burned into Kansas City history: Missouri players, hugging and dancing on the hardwood, running off with the last Big 12 tournament trophy theyll play for.
Guard Kim English smiled and talked into a video camera. Coach Frank Haith removed his glasses and rubbed his eyes. Athletic director Mike Alden grinned and clapped inside a circle of players.You heard this crowd today: M-I-Z Z-O-U, going nuts, all of this black and gold, 18,000 people here, Alden said as streamers fell toward the floor. Certainly right in Kansas City, Missouri. We keep in mind, this is Kansas City, Missouri.But no image will resonate longer than this one: interim Big 12 commissioner Chuck Neinas, himself a critic of the Tigers move to the SEC, smiling and handing over a large trophy to Haith. Hero or villain, Mizzou left the Sprint Center and the conference as the tournament champion.- Baylor looks impressive, pounds Texas A&M in womens final
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Commentary & Analysis
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Kansas State
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Women's Tournament
Baylor looks impressive, pounds Texas A&M in womens final
Mar 10, 7:02 PMThe top-ranked and undefeated Baylor Bears would have looked good in potato sacks as they overpowered Texas A&M 73-50 in the championship game of the Big 12 Womens Basketball Tournament at Municipal Auditorium.
A&M, Baylor coaches graciously bid KC adieu
Mar 10, 6:55 PMTexas A&M coach Gary Blair bid Kansas City and the Big 12 farewell on Saturday to musical accompaniment. As Blair met with reporters following the Aggies 73-50 loss to Baylor in the Big 12 womens championship game, the sounds of Baylors pep band could he heard in Municipal Auditorium.
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Bracket
Quarterfinals:
Thurs. March 8
- 4 Baylor 82
- 5 K-State 74
Championship:
Sat. March 10
- 4 Baylor 75
- 2 Missouri 90
Missouri
Texas Tech
- Record:
- 8-21, 1-16 Big 12
- Coach:
- Billy Gillispie
- Key players:
- Jordan Tolbert (11.6 ppg)
- Ty Nurse (8.8 ppg)
Missouri
- Record:
- 26-4, 13-4 Big 12
- Coach:
- Frank Haith
- Key players:
- Marcus Denmon (18 ppg)
- Kim English, Ricardo Ratliffe (13.9 ppg)
Oklahoma State
- Record:
- 14-16, 7-10 Big 12
- Coach:
- Travis Ford
- Key players:
- Keiton Page (16.6 ppg)
- Le'Bryan Nash (13.3 ppg)
Oklahoma
- Record:
- 14-15, 4-13 Big 12
- Coach:
- Lon Kruger
- Key players:
- Steven Pledger (16.9 ppg)
- Calvin Newell (13 ppg)
Texas
- Record:
- 19-11, 9-8 Big 12
- Coach:
- Rick Barnes
- Key players:
- J'Covan Brown (19.6 ppg)
- Sheldon McClellan (11.6 ppg)
Iowa State
- Record:
- 21-9, 11-6 Big 12
- Coach:
- Fred Hoiberg
- Key players:
- Royce White (13.0 ppg)
- Scott Christopherson (12.2 ppg)
Texas A&M
- Record:
- 13-16, 4-13 Big 12
- Coach:
- Billy Kennedy
- Key players:
- Elston Turner (14.1 ppg)
- Khris Middleton (12.4 ppg)
Kansas
- Record:
- 25-5, 15-2 Big 12
- Coach:
- Bill Self
- Key players:
- Thomas Robinson (17.8 ppg)
- Tyshawn Taylor (17.1 ppg)
Kansas State
- Record:
- 20-9, 9-8 Big 12
- Coach:
- Frank Martin
- Key players:
- Rodney McGruder (15.2 ppg)
- Jamar Samuels (10.1 ppg)
Baylor
- Record:
- 25-5, 12-5 Big 12
- Coach:
- Scott Drew
- Key players:
- Perry Jones (13.2 ppg)
- Pierre Jackson (12.7 ppg)
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