No. 13 Arizona beats No. 4 Stanford 73-72 in overtime
Aari McDonald scored on a driving layup with 8.5 seconds left and had 20 points, lifting No. 13 Arizona to a 73-72 overtime victory over No. 4 Stanford Friday night.
2020 ScheduleAll times ET
2020 Schedule
24-5, 2nd in Pac-12
- 11/5W 92-27
- 11/9W 97-71
- 11/14W 90-36
- 11/17W 76-70
- 11/24W 88-69
- 11/28W 83-78
- 11/2918W 77-59
- 11/3010W 67-62
- 12/15W 71-52
- 12/1823W 78-51
- 12/22L 69-64
- 12/28W 67-55
- 1/3W 77-58
- 1/5W 77-56
- 1/10W 73-40
- 1/12W 79-65
- 1/166L 87-55
- 1/198W 61-58
- 1/24W 76-68
- 1/26W 82-49
- 1/31W 58-41
- 2/2W 71-49
- 2/710L 79-69
- 2/9W 79-59
- 2/14W 97-64
- 2/16W 69-66
- 2/2115W 63-60
- 2/243L 74-66
- 2/2813L 73-72
- 3/124
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Which teams have the most to prove heading into March?
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Ionescu first to 2,000 points, 1,000 assists, 1,000 rebounds
Sabrina Ionescu became the first player in NCAA history to reach 2,000 points, 1,000 assists and 1,000 rebounds and notched her record 26th career triple-double hours after speaking at Kobe Bryant's memorial service, leading No. 3 Oregon past...
Ionescu reaches 2k points, 1k assists and 1k rebounds (0:26)
Ionescu follows her own miss and gets a layup (0:22)
Currys greet Ciara and Russell Wilson at Oregon-Stanford game (0:36)
Women's Bracketology: Texas A&M moves into top 16
The Aggies replace Oregon State, which has lost four of its last five games, including three against ranked teams.
Williams nets 24, No. 4 Stanford beats No. 15 Beavers 63-60
Kiana Williams hit two key jumpers in the final two minutes and finished with 24 points as No. 4 Stanford held off a late rally and beat No. 15 Oregon State 63-60 on Friday night.
Williams hits jumper at shot clock buzzer (0:15)
Wilson squares up for Stanford 3 (0:15)
Williams knocks in jumper at 1st-quarter buzzer (0:18)
Women's Bracketology: Oregon, UConn top Portland Regional
Maryland joins South Carolina, Baylor and Oregon as No. 1 seeds. Oregon, UConn, Mississippi State and Northwestern are the top four in Portland.
Stanford stuns Colorado on 40-foot buzzer-beater
Stanford's Kiana Williams hit a game-tying 3-pointer with 12 seconds left, then stole the ball from Colorado's Mya Hollingshed and sank a 40-footer at the buzzer, allowing the No. 8 Cardinal to slip past the Buffaloes 69-66 on Sunday.
No. 8 Stanford stuns Colorado 69-66 on 40-foot buzzer-beater
Junior Kiana Williams hit a game-tying 3-pointer with 12 seconds left, then stole the ball from Mya Hollingshed and sank a 40-footer at the buzzer to send eighth-ranked Stanford past Colorado 69-66 Sunday.
Williams rainbows in buzzer-beating 3 for Stanford (0:44)
Hull scores 24, No. 8 Stanford shoots past Utah 97-64
Lacie Hull scored 24 and Kiana Williams added 19 to lift No. 8 Stanford to a 97-64 win over Utah on Friday night.
Stanford ends half with 5 quick points (0:26)
Stanford using 3 ball to pull away from Utah (0:19)
UConn has little shot at a No. 1 seed -- but does it matter?
Last season, despite being a No. 2 seed, UConn reached the Final Four. What's different this season? The Huskies' regional will be far away from home.
Women's Bracketology -- NC State moves to No. 1 seed as UConn, Louisville stumble
Louisville's two-game skid opened the door to the top line, but UConn falls to the No. 2 team in Portland while the Cardinals are a 3 seed.
No. 6 Stanford tops USC, 79-59
Lexie Hull had 16 points and nine rebounds, Nadia Fingall and Ashten Prechtel each scored 11 points and sixth-ranked Stanford overpowered USC 79-59 in a Pac-12 game Sunday.
No. 10 UCLA women beats No. 6 Stanford 79-69
Michaela Onyenwere had 29 points and 10 rebounds and No. 10 UCLA pulled away from No. 6 Stanford late for a 79-69 victory Friday night that moved the Bruins into a tie for second place in the Pac-12 with the Cardinal.
Women's Bracketology -- South Carolina, Baylor, Louisville and Oregon lead way
Maryland replaces Oregon State on the 2-seed line and Arizona joins the top 16 in a reshuffled field following the NCAA committee's first reveal.
Maryland, Pac-12 the big winners in women's NCAA selection committee's first reveal
With Maryland as a No. 2 seed and Arizona in the top 16, the committee placed less emphasis on nonconference schedule strength in its first reveal.
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2019-20 Pac-12 Standings
| TEAM | CONF | GB | OVR |
|---|---|---|---|
| Oregon | 15-1 | - | 26-2 |
| Stanford | 13-4 | 2.5 | 24-5 |
| UCLA | 12-4 | 3 | 23-4 |
| Arizona | 12-5 | 3.5 | 23-5 |
| Arizona State | 10-7 | 5.5 | 20-9 |
| Oregon State | 9-8 | 6.5 | 21-8 |
| USC | 7-10 | 8.5 | 15-13 |
| Utah | 6-11 | 9.5 | 13-15 |
| Colorado | 5-11 | 10 | 16-11 |
| Washington | 5-12 | 10.5 | 13-15 |
| Washington State | 4-12 | 11 | 11-17 |
| California | 2-15 | 13.5 | 10-18 |
2020 Polls & Rankings
| AP | COACHES |
|---|---|
| 4 | 6 |
2020 Recruits
| NAME | POS | STATUS | GRADE |
|---|---|---|---|
| Cameron Brink | PF | Signed | 98 |
| Jana Van Gytenbeek | PG | Signed | 97 |
| Agnes-Emma Nnopu | SF | Signed | 90 |