UCLA reclaims the top spot in women’s basketball Power 10

After a wild week of female hoops, the NCAA.com Correspondent Johnson mixed at the first three in his latest female women’s basketball Power 10. Here’s what you need to know:

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1. UCLA (formerly 2)

Welcome back Bruins! But they cut it close and attacked back from a 12 -point deficit to escape Iowa on a road led by 22 points Lauren Betts.

2. Texas (formerly 3)

Longhorns had a whole week off and now they will face Georgia on the road this evening.

3. Notre Dame (formerly 1)

Winning strip of combat Irisha 19 games ended in the thriller Vs. Nc about a double time.

4. Southern California (formerly 4)

Juju Watkins and Kiki Iriafen took their ninth 20-plus season of the season with the two of the Big Ten enemies.

5. UConn (formerly 5)

Caroline Ducharme is for the first time back in action since 2023, which is a big sign for Huskies.

6. South Carolina (formerly 6)

Milaysia Fulwiley had 24 points to help remove Vanderbilt. Above, Ole Miss and Kentucky to close Sec Play Strong.

7. LSU (formerly 7)

The Tigers relied on their big three to gather compared to Kentucky to get double farewell in the SEC tournament.

8. TCU (formerly 9)

The castle frogs passed around West Virginia and will try to close things against Baylor. Both teams are tied in a large 12.

9. NC status (formerly NR)

Wolfpack defeated team 1 for the first time since 2021. This battle ACC went down to the wire! The Guard game was undeniable when Zoe Brooks, Aziaha James and Saniya Rivers scored or helped 93 out of their 104 points.

10. North Carolina (formerly 10)

Tar Heels survived Louisville. Alyssa Ustby is still outside with knee injuries.

He fell out

Ohio State (formerly 8) – Buckeyes fell into Indiana – his second loss on the enemy of the enemy this season. He has a difficult last section against the Michigan State and Maryland.