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    2021-22 Schedule

    Regular Season

    vsTarleton
    W62-50
    @Santa Clara
    L88-72
    vsSan José State
    W76-62
    vsValparaiso
    W74-60
    @9Baylor
    L86-48
    vsNC A&T
    W79-65
    @Colorado
    L80-76
    vsOregon
    W72-69
    vsDartmouth
    W89-78
    vs17Texas
    L60-53
    vsWyoming
    W66-63
    vsLiberty
    W79-76
    @Vanderbilt
    CANCCANC
    vs7USC
    PPDPPD
    vs5USC
    W75-69
    @Washington St
    W62-57
    @Washington
    L67-64
    vs3Arizona
    L85-57
    vsArizona State
    W79-76
    @15USC
    W64-61
    @7UCLA
    L66-43
    vsCalifornia
    W57-50
    vsWashington St
    L66-60
    vsWashington
    W87-69
    vs12UCLA
    L79-70
    @Oregon
    L68-60
    @Oregon State
    W76-65
    vsUtah
    L60-56
    vsColorado
    L70-53
    @California
    L53-39
    @2Arizona
    L81-69
    @Arizona State
    L65-56
    @Arizona State
    W71-70
    @2Arizona
    L84-80
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      How Each Team In The Women's Final Four Can Win It All

      South Carolina head coach Dawn Staley believes her team's offense has been unfairly maligned. "I think a lot of people have questioned our offense throughout the tournament, and it just seems to be our team's offense that's been targeted about what our offense is doing, and no other team has been targeted in the way that our team has," Staley said Tuesday during a media teleconference. "We're playing good basketball. Whether our shooting percentage is in the 30s or in the 50s, I don't think we're taking bad shots. So if we're taking bad shots, then we have issues. We're just taking good shots that aren't going in."  Staley's Gamecocks certainly fixed that in their regional final on Sunday against Creighton. After three straight tournament games shooting 35.4 percent or lower, and at least 14 turnovers in each contest, South Carolina shot 50.9 percent against the Bluejays and turned it over just seven times.  The focus on offense is less a result of a true deficiency in South Carolina -- after all, the Gamecocks did finish 23rd inoffensive efficiency nationwide -- and more because it's the only real potential vulnerability to be found in the team with the second-best defensive efficiency and top rebounding rate in the country. No one has figured out a way to slow down Aliyah Boston, who posted a 28-and-22 game...
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      How Each Team In The Women's Final Four Can Win It All

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        Should We Expect More Madness In The Women's Sweet 16?

        Well, that was unexpected. Perennial powers Iowa, Oregon and Baylor lost. Other mainstays, like Tennessee and Indiana, were pushed to the brink. It's made for the Maddest March ever in women's basketball history, with just three of the eight Sweet 16 matchups featuring the chalk of 1-4 or 3-2 seeds expected to match up in this round. There's ample reason to believe that all 16 of the remaining teams belong, and we should expect the unexpected again this weekend. Let's break down what to watch for in each of these games. In the 7 p.m. ET Friday window, Greensboro's No. 1 seed South Carolina and No. 5 seed North Carolina have made it easy for their fans to travel to the pivotal battle. While the Gamecocks took care of business in the opening weekend, they didn't exactly dominate in their second-round win over Miami. South Carolina coach Dawn Staley foreshadowed their difficulties after their 79-21 blowout of Howard in the tournament opener, saying: "I know we can't have another game shooting-wise like we did and expect us to win basketball games, so we got to find a way to get the ball to go in the hole for us." Anyone who doubted her prescience -- or thought perhaps it was coachspeak after winning, after all, by 58 -- saw the Gamecocks follow with an ugly 49-33 win over...
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        • Howard Megdal
        Should We Expect More Madness In The Women's Sweet 16?

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          The Favorites, Sleepers And Potential Busts In The 2022 Women's NCAA Tournament

          Christmas came early for women's college basketball this year as the NCAA Tournament bracket was announced on Selection Sunday rather than the traditional Selection Monday. The move to put the men's and women's bracket reveals on the same day was part of a broader push for gender equity that included expanding the field to 68 teams. At least some head coaches liked the change for pragmatic reasons. After learning that her Tennessee team would host the first two rounds as a No. 4 seed, Kellie Harper told reporters, "As a coach, I want to know. I mean, we want to know where we're going and where we're playing and who we're playing and when we're playing. We want to know all that so we can prepare a schedule. ... I feel like now we can get to work." The change also spared teams on the bubble, such as No. 11 seeds DePaul and Dayton, who traded a sleepless night waiting to learn their tournament fate for a sleepless night scouting their first-round opponent. (The Blue Demons and Flyers will play each other in a First Four game on Wednesday, with our model giving DePaul a 51 percent chance to win.) In contrast, Iowa head coach Lisa Bluder, whose team will host games as a No. 2 seed, woke up "almost at ease" Sunday morning -- but the selection show...
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          • Jenn Hatfield
          The Favorites, Sleepers And Potential Busts In The 2022 Women's NCAA Tournament

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            Bubble Watch 2022: Which teams will be most surprised to see their bubbles burst?

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            • John Gasaway
            Bubble Watch 2022: Which teams will be most surprised to see their bubbles burst?
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              Stanford sticking with Haase as coach for '22-23

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              Stanford sticking with Haase as coach for '22-23
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                No. 2 Arizona outlasts Stanford 84-80 in Pac-12 quarters

                — Arizona spent much of the season winning lopsided games with one of the nation's best offenses.
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                  Stanford opens Pac-12 tourney with buzzer-beater in wild comeback

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                    Jackson leads Arizona State in 65-56 win over Stanford

                    — Senior Marreon Jackson scored 18 points in his final home game and Arizona State pulled away from Stanford in the second half to post a 65-56 win Saturday.
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                      No. 2 Arizona pulls away late for 81-69 win over Stanford

                      — Arizona had to rebound from the mental rush of winning the Pac-12 regular-season title against Southern California two nights earlier. The physical toll of long travel delays was an even tougher challenge, causing a sluggish start against a hungry...
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                        Bennedict Mathurin steals and slams with authority

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                          Shepherd scores 28 points, leads Cal over Stanford 53-39

                          — Jordan Shepherd scored 19 of his 28 points in the first half and California beat rival Stanford 53-39 on Saturday night.
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                            Colorado wins fifth straight, beats Stanford 70-53

                            — Evan Battey scored 15 points and Colorado beat Stanford 70-53 on Saturday night for its fifth straight win.
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                              Carlson, Gach, Madsen rally Utah to 60-56 win over Stanford

                              — Branden Carlson and Both Gach scored 13 points apiece and Gabe Madsen buried a go-ahead 3-pointer with 1:42 remaining to rally Utah to a 60-56 victory over Stanford on Thursday night.
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                                Ingram has 16 points, 9 assists; Stanford beats Oregon St.

                                — Freshman Harrison Ingram had 16 points, a season-high nine assists and six rebounds, Spencer Jones had 15 points and eight rebounds and Stanford beat Oregon State 76-65 on Saturday night.
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                                  Harmon helps Oregon pick up fourth straight win, 68-60

                                  — De'Vion Harmon had a season-high 21 points, Will Richardson scored all 12 of his in the final 10 minutes and Oregon defeated Stanford 68-60 on Thursday night for the Ducks' fourth straight win.
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                                    Jaquez, Jr. leads No. 12 UCLA past Stanford 79-70

                                    — Johnny Juzang scored 23 points, including a momentum changing four-point play, and Jaime Jaquez, Jr. added 16 to help No. 12 UCLA beat Stanford 79-70 on Tuesday night.
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                                      Juzang drains 3 for UCLA despite being fouled

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                                        The best plays from the week in college basketball

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                                          Delaire, Ingram, Keefe lead Stanford past Washington 87-69

                                          — Jaiden Delaire had 18 points, Harrison Ingram and James Keefe scored 17 apiece and Stanford breezed to an 87-69 victory over Washington on Sunday.
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                                            Washington State wins 4th straight, beats Stanford 66-60

                                            — Michael Flowers scored 22 points and Washington State held off Stanford for a 66-60 victory on Thursday night for its fourth straight win.
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                                              Delaire, Ingram help carry Stanford past sluggish Cal 57-50

                                              — Jaiden Delaire and Harrison Ingram scored 12 points apiece, James Keefe grabbed 11 rebounds and Stanford slogged its way to a 57-50 win over California on Tuesday night.
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                                                No. 7 UCLA beats Stanford 66-43 for 6th straight win

                                                — Already down two players, UCLA lost another. The seventh-ranked Bruins shrugged it off and kept on going.
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                                                  UCLA's Cody Riley gets the and-1 to go early

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                                                    Stanford completes season sweep of No. 15 USC, 64-61

                                                    — Jaiden Delaire scored 14 points, Harrison Ingram added 12 — including the go-ahead layup — and Stanford completed its first sweep of Southern California in seven seasons, upsetting the 15th-ranked Trojans 64-61 on Thursday night.
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                                                      Stanford upsets No. 15 USC after Isaiah Mobley can't convert final shot

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                                                      2021-22 Pac-12 Standings

                                                      TeamCONFGBOVR
                                                      Arizona18-2-33-4
                                                      UCLA15-5327-8
                                                      USC14-6426-8
                                                      Colorado12-8621-12
                                                      Washington State11-9722-15
                                                      Oregon11-9720-15
                                                      Washington11-9717-15
                                                      Arizona State10-10814-17
                                                      Stanford8-121016-16
                                                      California5-151312-20
                                                      Utah4-161411-20
                                                      Oregon State1-19173-28
                                                      Full Standings

                                                      2021-22 Team Leaders

                                                      Points Per Game

                                                      Spencer Jones

                                                      Spencer JonesF #14

                                                      12.0
                                                      MIN26.6
                                                      FG%47.4

                                                      Assists Per Game

                                                      Michael O'Connell

                                                      Michael O'ConnellG #5

                                                      3.6
                                                      PPG7.1
                                                      TO2.0

                                                      Field Goal Percentage

                                                      Lukas Kisunas

                                                      Lukas KisunasF #32

                                                      63.4
                                                      MIN8.7
                                                      PPG2.4
                                                      Full Team Statistics

                                                      2021-22 Team Stats

                                                      Points Per Game
                                                      66.4
                                                      330th
                                                      Rebounds Per Game
                                                      36.9
                                                      119th
                                                      Assists Per Game
                                                      13.1
                                                      199th
                                                      Points Allowed
                                                      68.7
                                                      Full Team Stats

                                                      2022 Recruits

                                                      NamePosStatusGrade
                                                      Jaylen ThompsonSFSigned82
                                                      Ryan AgarwalaSFSigned82
                                                      All Recruits

                                                      Tournament History

                                                      Final Fours2
                                                      Tournament Record23-16
                                                      Championship SeasonsNone
                                                      Tournament Appearances17
                                                      NCAA Tournament History
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