Nebraska Women's Basketball Dominates Purdue with Impressive Shooting Display
The No. 20 Nebraska women's basketball team secured a victory against the Purdue Boilermakers at Pinnacle Bank Arena with a final score of 78-62. Nebraska's impressive performance included a strong showing from beyond the arc, making 9-of-12 three-pointers in the first half. The Huskers led 43-32 at halftime, maintaining their lead despite Purdue's efforts to narrow the gap. Nebraska's shooting remained solid throughout the game, with a final shooting percentage of 51.1% and 12-of-19 on three-pointers. Guard Britt Prince led the scoring with 17 points, supported by Callin Hake and Eliza Maupin, who also scored in double figures.
The second half saw both teams' shooting percentages decrease, but Nebraska managed to extend their lead to double digits and secure the win. Amiah Hargrove made a strong return to the lineup, scoring 13 points off the bench after missing the previous game due to concussion protocol. The Huskers' next game is against Indiana on Thursday at 7 p.m. CST, with the game streamed on B1G+.
Nebraska's victory against Purdue showcased their resilience and determination to bounce back from previous losses. The team's strong shooting performance, led by Britt Prince and supported by key players like Callin Hake and Eliza Maupin, propelled them to a convincing win. With their next game against Indiana on the horizon, the Huskers will look to build on this momentum and continue their success on the court.