GALLERY: Men’s basketball blows out Baker in home opener

Kohichiro Yamada and Jesse Bruner|November 23, 2021

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Triple threat: Washburn University guard Jalen Lewis (20) looks to pass under pressure by Baker Akeeen Woods (3) Saturday, Nov. 20, 2021, at Lee Arena in Topeka, Kan. Lewis scored 14 points in the game.

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Men's Basketball

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Photo Galleries

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