With that sorrowing news at the front of their minds, the Huskers dropped their rivalry game to Creighton for their eighth loss in the series out of the last nine years. Alexis Markowski and five-star freshman Britt Prince formed the dynamic duo for NU as Markowski scored a team-high 26 points with 12 rebounds for a double-double while Prince did her best to replace the production left behind from Potts with 20 points and six rebounds. Elauni Bennett, G, Soph. Tamia Ugass, F, Sr. Kelby Bannerman, F, Sr.
Lisa Thomas, G, Sr. Emani Bennett, G, Soph. Morgan State. Outlook: Dionnah Jackson-Durrett is a rising star in the coaching industry, but has struggled to get things going at Kansas City in her first head coaching stint.
Coming over from Texas after three seasons as its associate head coach, Jackson-Durrett has only six conference wins, but led the Roos to the Summit League Championship semifinals in her first seasons after an upset win over No. Her and returning sophomore Emani Bennett form the scoring duo for the Roos as Bennett has averaged Look for Husker head coach Amy Williams and her team to make a point of emphasis on perimeter defense to force Kansas City inside the three-point line.
The battle in the post should also be entertaining between Markowski and Ugass. The key to victory for the Roos will be Ugass and whether they can penetrate to create scoring chances. Published Nov 25,
