Baylor puts up 2nd-most points in Collen era in 121-43 win over Prairie View A&M

By Carson Vercoe | Sports Writer Baylor women’s basketball’s offense hummed in a 70-point win over Texas A&M-Corpus Christi on Sunday, recording 112 points. The Bears followed that stellar performance with an even more impressive one Thursday night against Prairie View A&M. Baylor (4-0) put up the second-most points under head coach Nicki Collen, scoring 121 points on 65.7% shooting as the Bears flew past the Panthers (1-1) 121-43. The mark trails only to the 124-44 victory over McNeese State in 2023. Junior forward Kayla Nelms led the Bears with 25 points on 10-for-11 shooting and three three-pointers. Longtime teammate and fifth-year forward Kyla Abraham knew Nelms had the ability to perform at that level. “Me and Kayla did play AAU together, so I have seen her have similar games to this,” Abraham said. “I was just really proud of her; this was the confidence she needed.” Senior forward Reese Ross was not too far behind Nelms, finishing with 19 points.

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