Baylor sets women's basketball D-I record by winning game 140-32

Baylor beat Winthrop 140-32, an outrageous final score for any game of Division I basketball

An incredible college basketball record was set Thursday afternoon in Waco, Texas.

The Baylor women's basketball team achieved an NCAA Division I record by beating an opponent by 108 points. The 140-32 flattening of Winthrop amounts to the most statistically dominant victory in the history of women's hoops The Bears' point total was the second-most in NCAA history.

Lady Bears score a school-record 1⃣4⃣0⃣ points (most in NCAA this year) and set #NCAAW record with 1⃣0⃣8⃣-point victory. #SicWU🐻 pic.twitter.com/GP3CTeBCAr

— Baylor Lady Bears (@BaylorWBB) December 15, 2016

It's an incredible mark. Multiple players put up career highs in points and rebounds. Baylor, which is ranked No. 3 in the women's AP poll, also set program records for rebounds (75), field goals (58), assists (42) and blocks (17). Baylor shot 61 percent; Winthrop shot 14 percent.

Baylor made 11 3-pointers; Winthrop made nine field goals altogether.

Alexis Prince and the Baylor Bears accomplished the most dominating win in women's college hoops history. Getty Images

It's an amazing feat, topping Grambling State's long-standing record from 1986 when the Tigers won by 102 points in a 139-37 rout of Jarvis Christian College.

Winthrop entered the game as an easy target. The team's won just once all season. Baylor is now 11-1, with that one loss coming vs. No. 1 UConn. But this is an accomplishment that even the mighty Huskies cannot match.

Things are going pretty well for Baylor all around. The men's team is off to an undefeated start -- and has the best resume in all of men's college basketball to this point.