Piscataway, N.J. -- Epiphanny Prince scored 15 points and Khadijah Rushdan added 11 points off the bench to lead No. 3 Rutgers to an 83-35 win over Princeton Tuesday night.
Rutgers (2-0) scored the first nine points and held Princeton (1-1) scoreless for a span of eight minutes in building a 30-4 lead 12 minutes into the game.
The comfortable advantage afforded Rutgers coach C. Vivian Stringer the luxury of playing all 12 of her players in a half in which nine players scored, led by Prince's nine points. One game after scoring 32 bench points, Rutgers' reserves poured in 28 points against Princeton.
Whitney Downs scored a team-best 10 points for Princeton.
- No. 22 Florida State 60, North Florida 49: At Jacksonville, Fla., Jacinta Moore scored 21 points and Tanae Davis-Cain added 15 to lead Florida State.
Florida State (2-0) built a 25-20 halftime lead after trailing 7-1 to start the game.
The teams tied or traded the lead nine times in the turnover plagued first half in which the Seminoles committed 15 turnovers and the Opsreys 17.
Jadhken Kerr scored 13 points, including four 3-pointers, to lead the Ospreys (0-2).
Big 12
- No. 19 Oklahoma State 89, McNeese State 56: At Stillwater, Okla., Andrea Riley had 22 points and eight assists and No. 19 Oklahoma State bounced back from its season-opening loss with a strong second half in an 89-56 win against McNeese State on Tuesday night.
The Cowgirls (1-1) fell behind by five early but grabbed a 38-26 lead at halftime and then pulled away by shooting 61 percent in the second half.
Shante' Perry led McNeese State (0-3) with 18 points and Caitlyn Baggett scored 15.
Megan Byford had 10 rebounds for Oklahoma State, which had a 46-30 edge on the boards and outscored McNeese State 32-12 in the paint.
- Kansas 76, Iowa 55: At Lawrence, Kan., LaChelda Jacobs scored 18 points and Sade Morris added 17 -- all in the second half -- to lead Kansas.
Kansas (2-0) also got 15 points and nine rebounds from Danielle McCray during a morning game that was part of ESPN's 24 Hours of College Basketball.
Iowa's Megan Skouby led all scorers with 33 points.
