Baylor, Kansas State WBB Postgame Notes

Jan. 24, 2015

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3/3 BAYLOR 68 (18-1/7-0), KANSAS STATE 46 (11-7/1-6)
Saturday, Jan. 24, 2015
Ferrell Center (Waco, Texas)
Attendance: 6,481

BAYLOR POSTGAME NOTES

MISCELLANEOUS
? Baylor extended its win streak to 17 games.
? Baylor improved to 24-8 all-time vs. Kansas State and 22-4 in the Kim Mulkey era.
? Baylor has now won 20-straight games over Kansas State.
? Baylor has won eight straight and 11 of the last 12 meetings with KSU in Waco at the Ferrell Center.
? Baylor is now 74-3 in Big 12 regular season games over the past five seasons.
? Baylor is 158-11 over the last five seasons, and 138 of those wins have been by 10 points or more - only 10 times has Baylor's winning margin been five points or fewer.
? Baylor is 124-8 over the past four seasons.
? In Baylor's last 309 games, only one opponent (Stanford, .509) has shot 50% or above. Nov. 16, 2012, the Cardinal broke BU's streak of 218 games of holding opponents to under 50 percent shooting.
? Under Mulkey, BU has held its foes under 50% shooting in 496 of 509 games with only five of those efforts coming in the last 13 years.
? Baylor used the starting lineup of G Niya Johnson, G Imani Wright, G Alexis Prince, P Nina Davis and P Sune Agbuke for the third time this season. The combination is now 4-0.

TEAM NOTES
? Baylor led in points in the paint (44-12) and has done so in all 19 games this season.
? Baylor is 87-28 in the month of January in the Mulkey era.
? Baylor is 392-17 when outshooting its opponent under Mulkey and 16-1 this season.
? Baylor shot a season-low 47.4 percent from the free-throw line (9-19).

INDIVIDUAL NOTES
? Kristy Wallace finished with 11 points reaching double figures for the sixth time this season.
? Wallace tied a season-high with five assists, the third time this season she's had five.
? Nina Davis finished with 13 rebounds, which marked the 20th time in her career and the seventh time this season she's had double figures on the boards.
? Niya Johnson moved to second all-time on the BU career assists list passing Angela Tisdale (493, 2004-08) with her second assist.
? Johnson finished with nine assists giving her 501 for her career and becoming the second BU player in history to reach 500 career assists; she'll now chase Odyssey Sims' all-time record of 641 (2010-14).
? Sune Agbuke moved to fourth all-time on the BU career blocks list passing Kacy Moffitt (141, 1995-99) with her third block Saturday; Agbuke finished with four blocks, which is the ninth time this season she's had two or more.
? Agbuke's nine points were the most for her vs. a Big 12 opponent this season.
? Alexis Prince finished with 18 points, which marked the fifth time this season she's reached double figures and the second time vs. KSU; it was her 10th career game in double figures.
? Khadijiah Cave finished with 11 points marking the 22nd time in her career to reach double figures and the 13th time this season.