Texas women’s basketball hosts West Virginia, Kansas State

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Guard Kysre Gondrezick and center Ayoka Lee will lead West Virginia and Kansas State, respectively, into Austin this week to face the Texas women's basketball team in games that could significantly impact conference standings and postseason tournament seedings (photos courtesy of wvusports.com and kstatesports.com / graphic by Horns Illustrated).

By Riley Zayas

AUSTIN, Texas — In a week that surprised many fans of Texas women’s basketball, the Horns dropped two straight games, both of which they were projected to win, to Iowa State and Kansas. Coming into it’s game against UT, Kansas was in last place in the standings and previously had beaten only Texas Tech, and was on a seven-game losing skid. To make matters worse, the first time Texas played each of these teams, the Longhorns won by at least six points, but the second time around, they found themselves on the losing end, and fell by 15 or more. Kansas hadn’t beaten UT since 2013.

This came as a shock for head coach Karen Aston especially, as the disappointed coach said after the loss to Kansas.

“The Big 12 is [habeabk]

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