UConn women’s basketball earns team of the week honors after beating South Carolina

Uconn, who was accustomed to an extended domestic court, which won the stripes, ended the home lane of 71 games in South Carolina on Sunday and directed the Gamecocks 87-58 to get the NCAA.com team.

Domestic victory in South Carolina, which dated until 2020, was the fourth longest domestic lane in the history of the women’s basketball Division I. Uconn achieved a single winning lane in the home, and Huskies previously won 99 straight (2007–2012) and 98 consecutive domestic domestic Games in a row (2013–2019) and Stanford, who has won 82 straight domestic games since 2007 since 2007.

How did it happen: 7 UConn amazed No. 4 South Carolina in the wild day of female hoops

Graduate Guard Azzi Fudd gained 28 points to lead the way for UConn against No. 4 of South Carolina. Freshman Forward Sarah Strong added 16 points and 13 rebounds for Huskies (24-3) who lost their last four games for Gamecocks. Senior Guard Paige Bueckers had 12 points, 10 assists and seven rebounds when Uconn took control in the opening quarter and was 22 points in half-time (45-23).

South Carolina champion advocate could not react and lose for the first time at home because NC State defeated Gamecocks 54-46 3. then. 2 North Carolina.

Uconn slept from a 3-point line and shot 46% (13-28) from a long range. Fudd led Barrage and went 6-Z-10 while Ashlynn Shade shot 3: 6 from Hluboká.

UConn began a week 12. February with a home victory of 78-40 over St. John’s (New York) when Fudd attached to the personal eight three-reporters on the way to 34 points of high career. Huskies improved to 14-0 in Big East Conference with victory.

Until 5 in the latest Basketball survey of Associated Press Top-25, Huskies will return to the action on Wednesday in Seton Hall and then head to Indianapolis to play in Butler on February 22.