‘This group’s not ready to be done playing’: What BYU’s WBIT run means to the program and players
By Brandon Judd
Published on March 26, 2026.
BYU's Women's Basketball Invitation Tournament (WBIT) second-round match against the Missouri Tigers saw a significant improvement, with the Cougars leading 28-7 and scoring their second-highest point total of the season in a 93-75 win. The win gave BYU 24 wins on the season, marking the most successful season under head coach Lee Cummard. The WBIT, which is in its third year, is designed to provide opportunities for teams that didn't qualify for the NCAAs to compete in a national postseason event. The success of the WBIT could also benefit the future of the program, with Cummard stating that more reps for younger players is good for them.
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