Feb. 26, 2015 Recap | Box Score | USATSI Photo Gallery 
OKLAHOMA 68 (18-9/12-4), 3/3 BAYLOR 64 (26-2/15-1)
Wednesday, Feb. 25, 2015
Lloyd Noble Arena (Norman, Okla.)
Attendance: 5,479 MISCELLANEOUS NOTES
? With the loss, Baylor saw its win streak halted at 25 games.
? Including tonight, Baylor has trailed at the half in four games, after tonight's loss, they are 3-1 when trailing at the half.
? Baylor is now 82-4 in Big 12 regular season games over the past five seasons.
? Baylor is 166-12 over the last five seasons, and 143 of those wins have been by 10 points or more - only 11 times has Baylor's winning margin been five points or fewer.
? Baylor is 132-9 over the past four seasons.
? Oklahoma leads the all-time 25-20, including a 12-9 mark in Norman.
? Baylor is 16-18 vs. Oklahoma under Kim Mulkey.
? Baylor is 95-25 in the month of February in the Mulkey era.
? Baylor used the starting lineup of G Niya Johnson, G Imani Wright, G Alexis Prince, P Nina Davis and P Sune Agbuke for the 12th time this season. The combination is now 11-1.
TEAM NOTES
? Baylor recorded a season high 10 blocks, it had blocked nine shots in five previous games.
? Baylor had a season-high free throw percentage of 90.9 (10 of 11).
? Baylor was outscored in the paint for the first time this season (24-22).
? Baylor outrebounded its opponent (42-36) for the 26th time this season out of 28 games.
INDIVIDUAL NOTES ? Nina Davis finished with 20 points. Davis reached double figures for the 58th time in her career and the 27th time this season. She has tallied 20 or more points in 17 games this season.
? Davis (20 pts./11 reb.) tallied her 10th double-double of the season and 22nd of her career.
? Davis hauled down 11 rebounds, her 11th double figure effort of the season and 24th of her career.
? Davis, with 1,137 career points moved up two spots on Baylor's all-time scoring list, she is now No. 23, passing Mary Lowry (1,124; 1992-94) and Rachel Allison (1,126; 2005-09).
? Sune Agbuke recorded a career-high seven blocks, moving her into third on the career blocks list with 166. She passed Steffanie Blackmon (2001-05).
? Alexis Prince scored 12 points, garnering her seventh double-figure scoring of the season and 12th of her career.
