Oh, the upsets today. This is a time when some of the traditional WBB power teams are struggling, and there are a whole lot of new faces shining bright. The game is growing.......
Upsets:
Olivia Miles lead No. 7 Notre Dame past No. 3 UConn, 74-60......the Irish had Miles, and a lot more, that the Huskies did not.
St. John's toppled No. 13 Creighton, 66-62.
Middle Tennessee rained on No. 18 Louisville, 67-49
Nebraska surprised No. 20 Maryland, 90-67.
Seton Hall turned back No. 24 Marquette, 82-78.
More results:
No. 2 Stanford 84, No. 23 Gonzaga 63
No. 4 Ohio State 82, Rutgers 70
No. 5 Indiana staved off Illinois, 65-61.
No. 9 Virginia Tech 59, Tennessee 56
No. 10 Iowa 102, Wisconsin 71
No. 11 LSU 85, Tulane 72
No. 14 Arizona 77, New Mexico 60
No. 21 Baylor 79, Houston Christian 35
No. 22 Texas 92, Southern 35
No. 25 Villanova 79, Providence 54
Arkansas 92, Oral Roberts 58 (Hogs are 10-0)
Virginia 78, UNC Wilmington 36 (Cavs are 10-0)
Florida State 83, Stetson 48
DePaul 78, Butler 72
Oklahoma 69, Ole Miss 59
Missouri 71, Arizona State 60
Kansas State 73, Houston 59
Syracuse 60, Yale 58
Georgia Tech 59, Belmont 55
Florida 69, Dayton 65
Colorado 71, Boise State 48
Kansas 88, Southeast Missouri State 51
Duke 100, Richmond 49
SMU 70, Cal 56
College team news:
College player news:
Caitlin Clark notched the seventh career triple-double of her career, breaking a Big Ten record.
Rickea Jackson, Jillian Hollingshead and Jasmine Franklin did not play for Tennessee today. Franklin was not even in the arena.
How Isa Alexander is elevating her game for Michigan State.
Louisville guard Payton Verhulst has entered the transfer portal.
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