Did Baylor Bears' Defensive Wall Stifle Kansas Jayhawks at Foster Pavilion?

The Baylor Bears, ranked 16th, secured a decisive victory over the Kansas Jayhawks with a final score of 79-64. This win improved the Bears' record to 12-4, while the Jayhawks fell to 10-6. The game took place at Foster Pavilion in Waco, Texas.

First Quarter

The opening quarter saw both teams testing each other's defenses. The Lady Bears established an early lead with their defensive prowess, limiting the Jayhawks to just 9 points while scoring 17 themselves. Taliah Scott's aggressive play was evident as she contributed significantly on both ends of the court.

Second Quarter

In the second quarter, Baylor's offensive strategy began to shine through as they outscored Kansas by a margin of six points. Darianna Littlepage-Buggs was instrumental during this period, showcasing her versatility with rebounds and assists that kept momentum on Baylor's side.

Third Quarter

As the third quarter unfolded, Kansas attempted a comeback but struggled against Baylor’s robust defense led by Kiersten Johnson and Kayla Nelms. Despite scoring efforts from their side, including effective plays in the paint by their forwards, they couldn't close the gap significantly.

Fourth Quarter

In the final quarter of play at Foster Pavilion, Baylor maintained control despite Kansas’ attempts to rally back into contention. With Jana Van Gytenbeek orchestrating plays efficiently and Bella Fontleroy adding crucial points off turnovers for Lady Bears', they sealed their victory convincingly.

For fans eager for more action from these talented athletes: mark your calendars! On January 14th at Jon M Huntsman Center located in Salt Lake City; watch live coverage via ESPN+ when our beloved team faces Utah Utes next time around!

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