UCLA Beats South Carolina 79-51 For First Women's NCAA Title
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UCLA Beats South Carolina 79-51 For First Women's NCAA Title
UCLA won its first NCAA women's basketball championship Sunday, routing South Carolina 79-51 in the national title game in Phoenix. The 28-point margin ranks as the third largest in Division I women's championship history. The Bruins never trailed, building a double-digit lead after the first quarter and extending their winning streak to 31 games. Lauren Betts was named the Final Four's Most Outstanding Player. "We got whooped. Not beat. We got whooped," South Carolina's Raven Johnson said. F...
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