No. 25 Nebraska women dominate Kansas City with 84-38 victory
- Callin Hake led Nebraska with 16 points, including 10 in the first half.
- Nebraska held a significant halftime lead of 47-20 and outscored Kansas City in key quarters.
- The victory improved Nebraska’s record to 6-1, showcasing their strength as a ranked team.
In a decisive college basketball matchup on November 26, 2024, the No. 25 ranked Nebraska women's team faced off against Kansas City in Lincoln, Nebraska. The Cornhuskers showcased dominance right from the start, as Callin Hake made a significant impact early in the game, scoring 10 of her total 16 points in the first half. Nebraska's defense was impressive, allowing them to establish a 47-20 lead by halftime, capitalizing on Kansas City's struggles. Additionally, Alexis Markowski contributed a double-double, recording 10 points and 10 rebounds, while the team's overall shooting performance included 41% from three-point range. Nebraska's bench strength was also evident, outscoring Kansas City’s bench 40-8. Despite Nebraska shooting only 38% overall, they maintained a substantial margin over Kansas City, who struggled throughout the game, finishing with a dismal 22% shooting percentage and committing 22 turnovers. The rosters showcased talent on both sides, but Nebraska's depth and efficiency proved too much for Kansas City, who only managed to generate one player, Emani Bennett, to reach double figures with 11 points. The Cornhuskers' ability to outscore their opponents in key quarters, specifically a 24-8 dominance in the second quarter and a 22-4 finish in the fourth quarter, exemplified their complete control throughout the game.