The upset of the day belongs to the University of Washington, who downed #3 Stanford, 87-82. Incredibly, the win snapped the Cardinal's 62-game conference road winning streak, and was the first time since 1990 that the Huskies beat a top five opponent.
Then there was the matter of Arizona not just upending #11 Arizona State, but routing them, 68-49.
Florida took down #15 Kentucky, 86-80.
#19 Texas A&M got the best of #16 LSU, 72-67.
So what's up?
I suspect some teams are getting tired late in the season. It happens.
More results:
#14 North Carolina State got by Virginia Tech in overtime, 72-71.
#23 Cal pounded WSU, 87-70. Bear junior forward Reshanda Gray (one of LA's very, very finest) notched her 1,000th career point.
#1 UConn is still unbeaten after pounding #4 Louisville, 81-64.
Georgia Tech squeezed past Miami, 89-87.
Texas surged past Iowa State, 71-64.
Wake Forest edged Pitt, 74-70.
Oklahoma defeated Kansas, 81-71.
Minnesota outlasted Illinois, 66-61.
In #2 Notre Dame's roll over Syracuse, Irish coach Muffet McGraw tied the late Kay Yow for 11th place in career wins, with 737.
Full scoreboard.
More news:
This is where Oklahoma State's Tiffany Bias gets all her toughness.
Florida's Lily Svete bounces back.
Big Monday:
#5 Duke will host #13 North Carolina, and #8 Tennessee will host #19 Vanderbilt.
Chantelle Anderson, Michelle Snow, Lindsay Harding and Erlana Larkins will be involved in twitter smack talk.
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I do believe (it's been a LONG time) that I saw Washington beat Stanford back in 1990. With seconds to go, Cardinal point guard Jennifer Azzi called a time-out...but Stanford had already used all of theirs. The Huskies made the technical free throws and won the game. Go, Dawgs!
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