WCBB

Schedule

Friday, January 30

2 games

Columbia14-5 73 – 67Final Princeton17-2
ESPNU · Jadwin GymnasiumPerri Page scores 23 and Columbia women beat No. 19 Princeton 73-67 for 16th straight true road win
Vanderbilt20-2 75 – 83Final Ole Miss18-4
SECN+ · Legacy Arena at BJCCCotie McMahon scores 27 and No. 17 Mississippi women hold off No. 5 Vanderbilt 83-75

Saturday, January 31

2 games

Oregon17-7 68 – 61Final Maryland17-6
BTN · XFINITY CenterEhis Etute scores career-high 26 as Oregon women take down No. 16 Maryland 68-61
Cornell8-12 61 – 72Final

Sunday, February 1

13 games

Nebraska16-6 71 – 90Final Ohio State20-3
BTN · Schottenstein CenterCambridge scores 30, Gray adds 21; No. 11 Ohio State women beat Nebraska 90-71
Illinois16-6 75 – 66Final

Monday, February 2

3 games

South Carolina22-2 71 – 56Final Texas A&M8-10
ESPN2 · Reed ArenaJoyce Edwards' 28 points lead No. 3 South Carolina to a 71-56 victory over Texas A&M
Auburn13-10 45 – 71Final

Tuesday, February 3

10 games

Tarleton St11-10 65 – 68Final Abilene Chrstn16-6
ESPN+ · Moody Coliseum (Abilene)
Tulsa16-6 75 – 65Final

Wednesday, February 4

7 games

Rutgers9-14 46 – 86Final UCLA22-1
B1G+ · Pauley PavilionNo. 2 UCLA women rout Rutgers 86-46 for 16th straight win
West Virginia19-5 61 – 55Final

Thursday, February 5

9 games

LSU21-3 64 – 77Final Texas22-2
ESPN · Moody CenterBooker and Crump push No. 4 Texas over No. 5 LSU 77-64 as Longhorns run home win streak to 39
Ohio State21-3 70 – 60Final

Princeton18-2

ESPN+ · Jadwin GymnasiumNo. 19 Princeton women pull away in 4th quarter to beat Cornell 72-61

Washington17-5

FS1 · Alaska Airlines ArenaCearah Parchment, Berry Wallace help Illinois women knock off No. 25 Washington 75-66

Iowa18-4 65 – 88Final

UCLA21-1

Fox · Pauley PavilionAngela Dugalic shines as No. 2 UCLA cruises past No. 8 Iowa, extends win streak to 15

Florida13-11 66 – 82Final

Vanderbilt21-2

SEC Network · Memorial Gymnasium (TN)Mikayla Blakes scores 30 in No. 5 Vanderbilt's comeback win over Florida

Oklahoma17-5 70 – 78Final

Texas21-2

ABC · Moody CenterBooker, Carlton score 16 each as No. 4 Texas beats No. 10 Oklahoma 78-70

Louisville21-3 71 – 59Final

California13-10

CW · Haas PavilionNo. 7 Louisville women extend win streak to 14 games with 71-59 victory over Cal

TCU20-3 60 – 62Final

Texas Tech21-3

FS1 · United Supermarkets ArenaSnudda Collins scores 28 and No. 21 Texas Tech women edge No. 12 TCU 62-60

Kentucky18-5 93 – 73Final

Arkansas11-12

SEC Network · Bud Walton ArenaClara Strack scores 33 points and No. 18 Kentucky halts losing streak with 93-73 win over Arkansas

Baylor19-4 60 – 70Final

West Virginia18-5

ESPN · Hope ColiseumKierra Wheeler's double-double helps No. 22 West Virginia women upend No. 14 Baylor 70-60

Tennessee14-5 66 – 96Final

UConn23-0

Fox · PeoplesBank ArenaNo. 1 UConn crushes Tennessee 96-66 in the Lady Vols' worst loss in the history of the rivalry

Alabama19-4 63 – 103Final

LSU21-2

SEC Network · Pete Maravich Assembly CenterNo. 6 LSU women win seventh straight game, a 103-63 blowout over No. 24 Alabama

Michigan19-3 94 – 91Final/OT

Michigan St19-3

FS1 · Breslin CenterNo. 9 Michigan women beat No. 13 Michigan State 94-91 in OT in rivals' 1st matchup as top-15 teams

Wake Forest12-11 44 – 80Final

Duke16-6

ACC Network · Cameron Indoor StadiumNo. 20 Duke women blow past Wake Forest for 13th consecutive win

Ole Miss19-4

SECN+ · Legacy Arena at BJCCCotie McMahon scores 20 to lead No. 13 Mississippi women to 71-45 romp over Auburn

North Carolina18-5 61 – 59Final

NC State15-7

ESPN2 · Reynolds ColiseumLanie Grant scores 10 of her 18 in the 3rd quarter and No. 25 North Carolina beats N.C. State 61-59

Wichita St

5-18

ESPN+ · Charles Koch Arena

UTSA10-11 69 – 81Final

UAB9-13

ESPN+ · Bartow Arena

Will Peace 51 – 103Final

NC Central5-14

McDougald-McLendon Arena

Niagara0-22 58 – 74Final

Canisius4-18

ESPN+ · Koessler Athletic Center

Little Rock11-11 68 – 53Final

UT Martin11-10

ESPN+ · Kathleen and Tom Elam Center

Wash Adventist 49 – 81Final

Coppin St6-18

ESPN+ · Physical Education Complex

Oakland8-15 76 – 77Final

N Kentucky11-14

ESPN+ · Truist Arena

SIUE10-13 69 – 82Final

Lindenwood17-7

ESPN+ · Hyland Arena

Charleston18-3 61 – 49Final

Campbell14-9

FloSports · John W. Pope Jr. Convocation Center

Colorado15-8

ESPN+ · CU Events CenterNo. 20 West Virginia women beat Colorado 61-55

UConn24-0 86 – 40Final

DePaul5-20

truTV · Wintrust ArenaFudd scores 25 points as No. 1 UConn routs DePaul 86-40 for 40th straight win

Houston7-15 45 – 90Final

TCU21-3

ESPN+ · Schollmaier ArenaNo. 14 TCU women stretch home win streak to 39 with 90-45 rout over Houston

Nebraska16-7 76 – 88Final

Michigan20-3

B1G+ · Crisler CenterSyla Swords scores 28, No. 8 Michigan beats Nebraska ahead of Big Ten showdown against No. 2 UCLA

Maryland18-6 86 – 70Final

Michigan St19-4

B1G+ · Breslin CenterOkananwa's 23 points help No. 22 Maryland women upset No. 12 Michigan State women 86-70

Baylor20-4 76 – 70Final

Cincinnati8-15

ESPN+ · Fifth Third ArenaTaliah Scott scores 26 points and No. 15 Baylor women beat Cincinnati 76-70

Washington17-6

Peacock · Alaska Airlines ArenaJaloni Cambridge scores 26 as No. 9 Ohio State women beat No. 24 Washington 70-60

Ole Miss19-5 63 – 64Final

Alabama20-4

SEC Network · Coleman ColiseumTimmons scores 23 for No. 21 Alabama women in 64-63 thriller over No. 13 Ole Miss

Duke17-6 59 – 58Final

Louisville21-4

ESPN · KFC Yum! CenterFournier comes up big early and late for No. 17 Duke in 59-58 win over No. 6 Louisville

Vanderbilt22-2 84 – 83Final

Kentucky18-6

SECN+ · Memorial Coliseum (KY)Blakes' 37 points helps No. 7 Vanderbilt women beat No. 16 Kentucky 85-84

Minnesota17-6 91 – 85Final

Iowa18-5

BTN · Carver-Hawkeye ArenaMinnesota women beat No. 10 Iowa for 5th straight victory

Mississippi St16-8 45 – 88Final

South Carolina23-2

SEC Network · Colonial Life ArenaEdwards scores 21, surpasses 1,000 career points in No. 3 South Carolina's 88-45 win over Bulldogs

Tennessee15-5 82 – 77Final/OT

Georgia18-5

SECN+ · Stegeman ColiseumSpearman scores 23 in No. 19 Tennessee women's 82-77 OT win over Georgia

Clemson16-8 44 – 53Final

North Carolina19-5

ACC Network · Carmichael ArenaHarris notches double-double as No. 25 North Carolina women take down Clemson 53-44