Top teams dominate while upset, late finishes occur
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COLUMBIA, S.C. Three top-ranked and mid-ranked women's college basketball teams posted decisive results Wednesday: No. 2 South Carolina routed Winthrop 106-56 as Ta'Niya Latson scored 24, Madina Okot had 23 and 11 rebounds, and Joyce Edwards added 22; No. 4 Arizona beat No. 3 UConn 71-67 on a late Motiejus Krivas basket; St. John's upset No. 18 Oklahoma State 74-67; No. 8 Oklahoma defeated East Texas A&M 112-59. Based on 6 articles reviewed and supporting research.
Prepared by Emily Rhodes and reviewed by editorial team.
Timeline of Events
- South Carolina beat No. 11 Southern Cal on the prior Saturday.
- Wednesday night: No. 2 South Carolina routed Winthrop 106-56.
- Wednesday night: No. 4 Arizona edged No. 3 UConn 71-67 with a late basket.
- Wednesday night: St. John's upset No. 18 Oklahoma State 74-67 in New York.
- Wednesday night: No. 8 Oklahoma defeated East Texas A&M 112-59 in Norman.
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Top-ranked programs and leading players benefited with improved records, statistical milestones, and heightened media attention following these game results.
Lower-ranked teams and individual players who underperformed suffered lopsided losses, wider point deficits, and potential downward movement in polls or seeding discussions.
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