The UCLA Bruins emerged as the new No. 1 in the AP Top 25 women's college basketball rankings after defeating the South Carolina Gamecocks, ending their dominant 43-game winning streak. This marks UCLA's first victory over a top-ranked team in the AP poll history, overcoming a previous 0-20 record in such matchups. Their win not only boosts their ranking but also signals a significant shift in the competitive landscape of women's college basketball.
The Notre Dame Fighting Irish made headlines by defeating the then-No. 3 USC Trojans, showcasing their talent as they climb the rankings with a current unbeaten record of 4-0 for the season. This victory highlights Notre Dame’s resilience and ability to challenge top-tier programs, paving the way for exciting matchups ahead in the women’s college basketball scene.
Highlighting the impressive performances of Hannah Hidalgo and Olivia Miles, who each reached exceptional milestones against an AP top-10 opponent, they became only the second pair in 25 years to both achieve 20 points, 5 rebounds, and 5 assists in the same game. Their contributions are crucial as their team maintains an undefeated record, positioning them as formidable contenders in the current season.
UCLA's decisive 77-62 victory over South Carolina ended the Gamecocks' 43-game winning streak, marking a significant moment in women's basketball history. The Bruins' growth and success against top opponents showcase their potential this season, igniting a new excitement among fans and placing them firmly at the forefront of national conversations about women's college basketball.
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