Kendall Noble, Tashia Brown, Ivy Brown and Jalyyn McClain combined for 72 of WKU’s 78 points on Friday in St. Louis. But none of the four Lady Toppers who scored in double figures were credited with the most important three points of WKU’s 78-76 overtime victory over St. Louis in the Sweet Sixteen of the WNIT.
Freshman guard Sidnee Bopp had scored nine field goals all season long and averages 1.2 points per game in about eight minutes of action per contest.
But none of that mattered after she banged home the buzzer-beating three-pointer from the corner to lift WKU over St.