UConn Women Push No 1 Rank Ahead of Chase for Perfection
The Connecticut Huskies climb to No 1 after moving to 13-0 with a 77-66 upset of then No 1 Tennessee on national TV. Senior Rebecca Lobo cites preserving undefeated status and Big East success as goals with many games left. Kansas, ranked 15th after a 13-2 start, dropped a spot following Kansas State win.
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AP Top Twenty Five Women’s Poll Through Jan. 16
The AP women’s basketball poll lists the top twenty five teams with first place votes shown in parentheses and totals computed from 25 points for each first place vote down to one point for the 25th place. It reflects teams, records, and last week’s ranking.
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Pierce visits UCLA and plans more recruiting trips
College basketball recruit Pierce from Inglewood High made an official UCLA visit last weekend and has trips lined to Arizona and California Berkeley, with a final visit to Oregon or Nevada Las Vegas. He’ll visit Cal on Feb 4 and Arizona on Feb 12, delaying a decision until after his high school season ends.
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Syracuse extends 13 game win streak in tight win over St John’s
Syracuse 91 87 over St John’s as Lawrence Moten scores 21 to lift No 6 Orangemen who have won three straight by a combined seven points. Connecticut looms atop Big East after 13 1 start. Storrs clash Monday night looms large.
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Buffs roll past Texas-San Antonio 97 60
Colorado defeats Texas-San Antonio 97 to 60 as Mack Tuck scores 20 points and Donnie Boyce adds 15. Colorado builds a 27-23 lead then a 15-0 burst, leading 55-32 at halftime.
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Penn 90 La Salle 71 in furious late rally
Penn defeats La Salle 90 71 as Kegler Moore and Bowman lead scoring with strong shooting. La Salle struggles from the field with Townes and Burke balancing for the Owls but fall short amid 21 fouls and 43 rebounds by Penn.
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