Nebraska Routs Kansas 105-72 in Women's Basketball

Britt Prince scored a career-high 35 points as Nebraska won its game against Kansas in Sioux Falls.

Updated on Nov. 15, 2026 in Basketball

Nebraska Routs Kansas 105-72 in Women's Basketball

Nebraska women's basketball defeated Kansas 105-72 in Sioux Falls, South Dakota, on November 14, 2026. The win was driven by a career-high 35 points from Britt Prince, who shot 58.3% from the field.

Why it matters

The result shows Nebraska's ability to control tempo and win on the boards against a conference opponent. For Nebraska fans across the state, the game offers an early marker of the team's offensive and rebounding strength.

Nebraska made 12 of 29 three-point attempts and scored 21 fastbreak points, while Kansas forward Jaliya Davis led the Jayhawks with 21 points. The extraction does not show how these shooting and pace numbers compare with either team's season averages.

The players

Britt Prince

Britt Prince is a Nebraska women's basketball player who recorded a career-high 35 points in the win over Kansas.

Jaliya Davis

Jaliya Davis is a Kansas women's basketball forward who scored 21 points in the loss to Nebraska.

The details

Nebraska pushed the pace and ran the fast break, scoring 21 fastbreak points in the 105-72 win over Kansas. Kansas ran sets to isolate Jaliya Davis in the post, but Nebraska's rebounding edge of 32-22 and 16 second-chance points widened the margin.

Timeline

  1. November 14, 2026: Nebraska defeats Kansas 105-72 in Sioux Falls, South Dakota.

Season Trajectory

The extraction gives no standings, conference record, or ranking data, so this game cannot be placed against Nebraska's season arc. A 105-72 margin over a conference opponent is recorded here without a supported comparison to the rest of the schedule.

Fantasy managers tracking Britt Prince or Jaliya Davis can use the 35-point and 21-point totals from this game as current-season box score data. The extraction does not show any roster, injury, or rotation changes that would affect playing time going forward.

The takeaway

Early-season results like this one are best read through box score detail such as shooting efficiency and rebounding margins rather than the final score alone. Tracking those numbers over the next several games will show whether Nebraska's pace and rebounding edge hold against stronger opponents.

Further reading

For more on the team's season, see Basketball coverage across Nebraska.