Jan. 6, 2015 Recap | Box Score | Photo Gallery 
5/5 BAYLOR 74 (12-1/1-0), KANSAS STATE 44 (10-2/0-1)
Tuesday, Jan. 6, 2015
Bramlage Coliseum (Manhattan, Kan.)
Attendance: 3,806 MISCELLANEOUS NOTES
? Baylor extended its win streak to 12 games.
? Baylor now leads the series against Kansas State 23-8, including 21-4 under Mulkey.
? Baylor has 80 straight games with at least one 3-point field goal made dating back to Nov. 13, 2012, when BU was 0-for-3 from long range.
? Baylor is 153-11 over the last five seasons, and 135 of those wins have been by 10 points or more - only nine times has Baylor's winning margin been five points or fewer.
? Baylor is 119-8 over the past four seasons.
? In Baylor's last 304 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 491 of 504 games with only five of those efforts coming in the last 13 years.
TEAM NOTES
? Baylor scored eight treys in the first half, previous season high was six vs. Idaho.
? Baylor's reserves outscored KSU's 31-17.
? Baylor outscored Kansas State in the paint 34-14.
? Baylor is 82-28 in the month of January in the Mulkey era.
? Baylor is 387-17 when outshooting its opponent under Mulkey and 11-1 this season.
INDIVIDUAL NOTES
? Nina Davis finished with 24 points marking the 44th time in her career to reach double figures in scoring, and she has scored at least 10 in all 14 games this season. She has scored 20-or-more points eight times this season and 14 times in her career.
? Davis finished with a season-high four steals.
? Kristy Wallace scored 15 points in the first half, all from 3-point range, tallying double digits by halftime for the first time this season. She finished with 17 points and reached double figures in scoring for the fourth time this season.
? Niya Johnson finished with nine assists to lead the Lady Bears in that category for the 37th time in her career.
? Johnson hauled down a season-high and career-high nine rebounds
? Sune Agbuke finished with three blocks, which move her to No. 5 on BU's career blocks list. She passed Sophia Young's 131. Agbuke now has 132 career blocks.
? Alexis Prince scored 13 points to register her fourth double digit scoring effort of the season and eighth of her career.
