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Lady Bears Postgame Notes 2018-19 #4/4 Baylor 65, K-State 50 • Jan LADY BEARS POSTGAME NOTES 2018-19 #4/4 BAYLOR 65, K-STATE 50 • JAN. 9, 2019 • WACO, TEXAS • FERRELL CENTER • ATTENDANCE: 5,025 TEAM NOTES • Baylor moved to 551-99 under 19th-year head coach Kim Mulkey, improving to 34-8 all-time vs. Texas Tech and 287-172 vs. Big 12 teams. • Mulkey is 249-55 all-time vs. Big 12 opponents in the regular season (.819). • Baylor has 30-straight wins over Kansas State. • Baylor’s extended its win streak at the Ferrell Center to 29 games. • Starting lineup for the Lady Bears was Chloe Jackson, Juicy Landrum, DiDi Richards, Lauren Cox, and Kalani Brown, moving to 11-1 as a starting unit. • Baylor out-rebounded Kansas State 44-32, making it 83 of the last 86 games in which the Lady Bears have out-rebounded their opponents. • Baylor has out-rebounded all 13 opponents this season. • Baylor was 0-of-4 from three-point range, ending a streak of 56-straight games with a 3-point field goal • The last time the Lady Bears did not connect from beyond the arc was at Texas Feb. 20, 2017 (0-1). • The Lady Bears held K-State to 32.1% shooting from the field (18-56). In 635 of 650 games under Mulkey, the Lady Bears have held their opponent at or below 50 percent field goal shooting, with only seven of those efforts coming in the last 14 years. • Baylor has assisted on 298 of 431 field goals this season marking 69.1 percent of field goals with an assist; Baylor had 18 on 29 field goals tonight vs. K-State. • Baylor’s 10-0 run in the first quarter gave the Lady Bears their 14th run of at least 10 unanswered this season. • K-State had just nine turnovers but Baylor turned them into 17 points. • Baylor outscored K-State 4-0 on the fastbreak and has outscored its opponents this season 149-36 on the break. INDIVIDUAL NOTES • Kalani Brown (16 points) scored in double figures for the 10th time this season, 92nd time of her career, and 29th time in last 31 games. • Brown surpassed 1,800 career points, ending the game with 1,804. • Brown was 7-of-13 from the field, moving her past Steffanie Blackmon (719, 2001-05) and into eighth place on the all-time field goals list with 720. • Brown was 2-for-3 from the free throw line, moving past LaToya Ellis (363, 1995-1999) and into eighth place all-time with 364 career FTs made. • Lauren Cox (13 points) scored in double figures for the seventh time this season and 48th time of her career. • Cox added 10 rebounds to give her two double-doubles on the season and 20 for her career. • Cox recorded three blocks, her fourth consecutive game with three or more. • Cox’s five assists gave her three games with 5+ this season. • Juicy Landrum scored 12 points, her sixth time in double figures this season (all in last eight games) and 18th of her career. • Landrum was 6-of-10 from the field, eclipsing 150 and giving her 153 field goals for her career. Baylor Lady Bears Basketball | 9-Time Big 12 Regular Season & 9-Time Big 12 Tournament Champions | 2005, 2012 National Champions | 3 Final Fours | 17 NCAA Tournament Appearances • @BaylorWBB • BaylorBears.com .
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