Kansas women’s basketball lost significant talent to graduation this past offseason, with Taiyanna Jackson heading to the WNBA and Zakiyah Franklin and Holly Kersgeiter exhausting their eligibility. However, head coach Brandon Schneider has effectively utilized the transfer portal since the Jayhawks were eliminated in the Round of 32, adding two high-scoring guards to the roster.
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Kansas women’s basketball adds key transfer portal guard for next season
Graduate transfer Jordan Webster committed to Kansas from UC-Riverside after averaging 17.1 points and 5.4 rebounds in her senior season. The 5-foot-10 guard is a defensive standout, averaging 2.5 steals last season. She joins incoming sophomore S’Mya Nichols and NDSU transfer Elle Evans to bolster the guard lineup.
