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BIG 12 Women's Basketball BIG 12 women’s basketball BIG 12 women’s Basketball 2009-10 Media Guide 2009-10 Media Guide Postseason Results NCAA Composite Record (1982-2009) School App. Won Loss Pct. Region Semis Region Final Final Four Baylor 8 15 7 .682 4 1 1 Colorado 12 17 12 .586 6 3 0 Iowa State 10 14 10 .583 4 2 0 Kansas 11 9 11 .429 2 0 0 Kansas State 11 10 11 .476 3 1 0 Missouri 9 4 9 .308 2 0 0 Nebraska 8 3 8 .273 0 0 0 Oklahoma 12 21 12 .636 7 2 2 Oklahoma State 9 6 9 .400 2 0 0 Texas 23 32 22 .593 11 8 3 Texas A&M 6 8 6 .571 3 1 0 Texas Tech 18 30 17 .638 11 4 1 Totals 137 169 134 .558 55 22 7 All-Time NCAA Championship Results 1981-82 1988-89 Reg: Stanford 78, Colorado 62 2nd Rd: Notre Dame 74, Texas Tech 59 1st Rd: Kansas State 78, S. F. Austin 75 1st Rd: Oklahoma State 93, Miami 69 Reg: Purdue 82, Texas A&M 56 Reg: Arkansas 79, Kansas 63 2nd Rd: Kansas State 76, Old Dominion 67 2nd Rd: La. Tech 103, Oklahoma State 78 Reg: Alabama 68, Texas Tech 73 2nd Rd: Missouri 59, Oregon 53 2nd Rd: UNLV 84, Colorado 74 1998-99 Reg: Cheyney State 93, Kansas State 71 2nd Rd: Texas 83, Montana 54 1994-95 1st Rd: Iowa State 74, Santa Clara 61 Reg: Maryland 80, Missouri 68 Reg: Texas 88, UNLV 77 1st Rd: Colorado 83, Holy Cross 49 1st Rd: Kansas 64, Marquette 58 Reg: Maryland 79, Texas 71 1st Rd: Wisconsin 73, Kansas 72 1st Rd: Texas Tech 80, S. F. Austin 54 1982-83 1st Rd: Oklahoma 90, Loyola (Md) 55 1st Rd: Auburn 69, Texas 61 1st Rd: Auburn 89, Missouri 76 1989-90 1st Rd: Duke 76, Oklahoma State 64 1st Rd: Kentucky 98, Nebraska 92 2nd Rd: Kansas State 91, Illinois State 72 1st Rd: Michigan 77, Oklahoma State 68 1st Rd: Texas Tech 87, Tulane 82 2nd Rd: Iowa State 85, Oregon 70 2nd Rd: Texas 84, Louisville 55 1st Rd: Northern Ill. 84, Texas Tech 63 2nd Rd: Colorado 78, SW Missouri St. 34 2nd Rd: Purdue 55, Kansas 41 Reg: Texas 73, Kansas State 70 (OT) 2nd Rd: Texas 95, Ohio State 66 2nd Rd: Louisiana Tech 48, Oklahoma 36 2nd Rd: Texas Tech 85, N. C. State 78 Reg: Louisiana Tech 72, Texas 58 Reg: Texas 72, North Carolina State 63 2nd Rd: Texas Tech 88, Wisconsin 65 Reg: Iowa State 64, Connecticut 58 Reg: Louisiana Tech 71, Texas 57 Reg: Colorado 77, George Washington 61 Reg: Georgia 89, Iowa State 71 1983-84 Reg: Georgia 82, Colorado 79 Reg: Rutgers 53, Texas Tech 42 1st Rd: Louisina Tech 94, Texas Tech 68 1990-91 Reg: Texas Tech 67, Washington 52 1st Rd: LSU 92, Missouri 82 1st Rd: Oklahoma State 81, DePaul 80 Reg: Tennessee 80, Texas Tech 59 1999-00 2nd Rd: NE La. 78, Kansas State 73 1st Rd: UNLV 70, Texas Tech 65 1st Rd: Iowa State 92, St. Francis (Pa.) 63 2nd Rd: Texas 96, Drake 60 1st Rd: Lamar 77, Texas 63 1995-96 1st Rd: Vanderbilt 71, Kansas 69 (2OT) Reg: Texas 99, Northeast La. 91 2nd Rd: Okla. State 96, Mich St. 94 (3OT) 1st Rd: Colorado 83, Tulane 75 1st Rd: Boston College 93, Nebraska 76 Reg: Louisiana Tech 85, Texas 60 Reg: Virginia 76, Oklahoma State 61 1st Rd: Kansas 72, Mid. Tenn St. 57 1st Rd: Oklahoma 76, BYU 81 1st Rd: Colorado State 66, Nebraska 62 1st Rd: St. Joseph’s (Pa.) 69, Texas 48 1984-85 1991-92 1st Rd: Okla. State 90, Rhode Island 82 1st Rd: Texas Tech 83, Tenn. Tech 54 1st Rd: Northeast La. 85, Missouri 84 (OT) 1st Rd: So. Illinois 84, Colorado 80 (OT) 1st Rd: Texas 73, SMS 55 2nd Rd: Iowa State 79, Illinois 68 2nd Rd: Texas 84, W. Michigan 62 1st Rd: SW Missouri 75, Kansas 59 1st Rd: Kent State 72, Texas A&M 68 2nd Rd: Oklahoma 76, Purdue 74 Reg: Western Kentucky 92, Texas 90 2nd Rd: Texas Tech 64, Santa Clara 58 1st Rd: Texas Tech 78, Portland 61 2nd Rd: Texas Tech 76, Tulane 59 2nd Rd: UCLA 82, Texas 81 2nd Rd: Auburn 68, Colorado 61 (OT) Reg: Penn State 66, Iowa State 65 1985-86 Reg: Stanford 75, Texas Tech 63 2nd Rd: Kansas 77, Texas 70 Reg: Connecticut 102, Oklahoma 80 1st Rd: Missouri 66, Arkansas 65 2nd Rd: Georgia 83, Oklahoma State 55 Reg: Texas Tech 69, Notre Dame 65 2nd Rd: Texas 108, Missouri 67 1992-93 2nd Rd: Texas Tech 82, Notre Dame 67 Reg: Tennessee 57, Texas Tech 44 2nd Rd: Oklahoma 86, Vanderbilt 67 1st Rd: California 62, Kansas 47 Reg: Tennessee 92, Kansas 71 2nd Rd: Long Beach 78, Texas Tech 73 (OT) 1st Rd: Nebraska 81, San Diego 58 Reg: Louisiana Tech 66, Texas Tech 55 2000-01 Reg: Texas 85, Oklahoma 59 1st Rd: SW Missouri 86, Oklahoma State 71 1st Rd: Arkansas 68, Baylor 59 Reg: Texas 66, Ole Miss 63 2nd Rd: Colorado 81, Santa Barbara 54 1996-97 1st Rd: Colorado 98, Siena 78 F4: Texas 90, Western Kentucky 65 2nd Rd: USC 78, Nebraska 60 1st Rd: Colorado 69, Marshall 49 1st Rd: Iowa State 100, Howard 61 F4: Texas 97, USC 81 2nd Rd: Texas Tech 70, Washington 64 1st Rd: Utah 66, Iowa State 57 1st Rd: Missouri 71, Wisconsin 68 2nd Rd: Louisiana Tech 82, Texas 78 1st Rd: Kansas 81, Detroit 67 1st Rd: Oklahoma 70, Oral Roberts 64 1986-87 Reg: Colorado 80, Stanford 67 1st Rd: St. Joseph’s 70, Kansas State 52 1st Rd: St. Mary’s (Calif.) 68, Texas 64 1st Rd: Kansas 78, Northeast La. 72 Reg: Texas Tech 87, USC 67 1st Rd: Texas 66, Southwest Texas 38 1st Rd: Texas Tech 100, Pennsylvania 57 1st Rd: Northwestern 62, Kansas State 61 (OT) Reg: Texas Tech 79, Colorado 54 1st Rd: Texas Tech 47, Montana 45 2nd Rd: Vanderbilt 65, Colorado 59 2nd Rd: Louisiana Tech 89, Kansas 50 F4: Texas Tech 60, Vanderbilt 46 2nd Rd: Colorado 66, Stephen F. Austin 57 2nd Rd: Iowa State 85, Florida State 70 2nd Rd: Texas 86, St. Joseph’s 56 F4: Texas Tech 84, Ohio State 82 2nd Rd: Vanderbilt 51, Kansas 44 2nd Rd: Missouri 78, Georgia 65 Reg: Texas 91, James Madison 57 2nd Rd: Notre Dame 86, Texas 83 2nd Rd: Oklahoma 67, Stanford 50 Reg: Texas 85, Rutgers 77 1993-94 2nd Rd: Stanford 67, Texas Tech 45 2nd Rd: Texas Tech 73, Virginia Tech 52 F4: Louisiana Tech 79, Texas 75 1st Rd: Colorado 77, Marquette 74 Reg: Tennessee 75, Colorado 67 Reg: Vanderbilt 84, Iowa State 65 1st Rd: Kansas 72, Stephen F. Austin 63 Reg: Louisiana Tech 78, Missouri 67 1987-88 1st Rd: Texas 75, Oklahoma State 67 1997-98 Reg: Washington 84, Oklahoma 67 1st Rd: Colorado 78, Eastern Illinois 72 1st Rd: Texas A&M 78, Florida 76 1st Rd: Iowa State 79, Kent 76 Reg: Purdue 74, Texas Tech 72 1st Rd: USC 100, Nebraska 82 1st Rd: Texas Tech 75, Missouri 61 1st Rd: Kansas 72, Tulane 68 2nd Rd: Long Beach St. 103, Colorado 64 2nd Rd: Colorado 92, Oregon 71 1st Rd: Nebraska 76, New Mexico 59 2nd Rd: Texas 77, South Carolin 58 2nd Rd: Penn State 85, Kansas 68 1st Rd: Texas Tech 87, Grambling 75 Reg: Texas 79, Stanford 58 2nd Rd: Texas 71, Seton Hall 66 2nd Rd: Kansas 62, Iowa 58 Reg: Louisiana Tech 83, Texas 80 (OT) 2nd Rd: Texas A&M 75, San Diego 72 (OT) 2nd Rd: Rutgers 62, Iowa State 61 2nd Rd: Texas Tech 75, Creighton 65 2nd Rd: Old Dominion 75, Nebraska 60 82 big12sports.com BIG 12 women’s basketball BIG 12 women’s Basketball 2009-10 Media Guide 2009-10 Media Guide Postseason Results All-Time NCAA Championship Results 2001-02 2003-04 Reg: Maryland 82, Baylor 63 2nd Rd: Louisville 80, Kansas State 63 1st Rd: Baylor 80, Bucknell, 56 1st Rd: UCSB 76, Colorado 49 Reg: Stanford 88, Oklahoma 74 2nd Rd: Connecticut 89, Texas 55 1st Rd: Colorado 88, Southern 61 1st Rd: Texas Tech 60, Maine 50 2nd Rd: Rutgers 69, Iowa State 58 1st Rd: Iowa State 72, Temple 57 1st Rd: Kansas State 71, Valparaiso 63 2006-07 2nd Rd: Maryland 76, Nebraska 64 1st Rd: Kansas State 93, Kent State 65 1st Rd: Baylor 71, LMU 60 1st Rd: Oklahoma 74, SEMO 60 2nd Rd: Pittsburgh 67, Baylor 59 1st Rd: Oklahoma 84, Hartford 52 1st Rd: Oklahoma 58, Marist 45 1st Rd: Baylor 68, Chattanooga 55 Reg: Texas A&M 77, Duke 63 1st Rd: Texas 60, UW-Green Bay 55 1st Rd: Stanford 68, Missouri 44 1st Rd: Iowa State 79, Washington 60 Reg: LSU 67, Oklahoma State 52 1st Rd: Texas Tech 84, SF Austin 63 1st Rd: Texas 92, Southern 57 1st Rd: Texas A&M 58, UTA 50 Reg: Tennessee 53, Texas A&M 45 2nd Rd: Drake 76, Baylor 72 2nd Rd: La. Tech 81, Texas Tech 64 1st Rd: Bowling Green 70, Okla. State 66 2nd Rd: Colorado 69, LSU 58 2nd Rd: Minnesota 80, Kansas State 61 1st Rd: Temple 64, Nebraska 61 2008-09 2nd Rd: BYU 75, Iowa State 69 2nd Rd: Baylor 91, Florida 76 2nd Rd: Oklahoma 78, Marquette 47 1st Rd: Baylor 87, UTSA 82 (OT) 2nd Rd: Kansas State 82, Arkansas 68 2nd Rd: Stanford 68, Oklahoma 43 2nd Rd: NC State 78, Baylor 72 (OT) 1st Rd: Iowa State 85, ETSU 53 2nd Rd: Oklahoma 66,Villanova 53 2nd Rd: Texas 80, Michigan State 61 2nd Rd: Georgia 76, Iowa State 56 1st Rd: Kansas State 68, Drexel 44 2nd Rd: Texas 76, UCSB 60 Reg: LSU 71, Texas 55 2nd Rd: GWU 59, Texas A&M 47 1st Rd: Oklahoma 76, Prairie View 47 2nd Rd: Texas Tech 77, Miss.
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