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No. 17 UConn vs No. 18 Louisville | NCAA Women's Basketball | 12.16.23
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- Опубликовано: 15 дек 2023
- HARTFORD, Conn. (AP) - Aubrey Griffin scored a season-high 25 points and Aaliyah Edwards added 22 on a combined 19-of-23 shooting and No. 17 UConn pulled away from No. 18 Louisville for an 86-62 win on Saturday.
It was the second straight win over a ranked team for the Huskies, who have used six different starting lineups and are 2-3 against teams now in the Top 25. The Cardinals gave up a season high in points and had their six-game winning streak snapped.
Paige Bueckers hit four 3-pointers and scored 20 points for the Huskies (7-3), with a career-high five blocks. Nika Muhl had 10 of UConn's 24 assists on 32 baskets.
UConn shot 59 percent and made 15 of 20 free throws, 11 of 12 in the fourth quarter. The Huskies outscored Louisville 40-20 in the second half with Griffin, who had four steals, Bueckers and Edwards combining for 32 points. KK Arnold had the other eight points.
Kiki Jefferson had 20 points for the Cardinals (10-2), Sydney Taylor had 13 and Olivia Cochran 12.
The game turned in the third quarter when the Huskies outscored the Cardinals 19-9 for a 65-51 lead. UConn was 9 of 15 with an early stretch of eight straight makes; Louisville was 3 of 15 with a late stretch of eight straight misses.
The fourth quarter started with Arnold hitting a jumper and Bueckers knocking down back-to-back 3-pointers to push the lead to 73-51. Louisville never recovered, shooting 24 percent (7 of 29) in the second half.
UConn led 46-42 in an entertaining first half that saw the Huskies go 5 of 9 from 3-point range and shoot 65.5% overall. Griffin had 14 points and Edwards 12. The Cardinals shot 56 percent and Jefferson had 15 points.
The teams combined to make 22 of 31 shots in the first quarter that saw Merissah Russell hit a 3-pointer in the closing seconds to pull Louisville within 28-27. But the Cardinals had a lull of nearly four minutes in the second quarter, missing six straight shots and falling behind 40-31 as Bueckers and Ashlynn Shade sandwiched 3s around a Griffin layup.
But Jefferson scored Louisville's last 11 points, including a 6-0 run of paint points in the last two minutes. Jefferson was 7 of 9. Edwards and Griffin combined to go 12 of 13.
Griffin has the best footwork in WBB I've seen so far.
That smile when Aubrey came out at the end with the crowd cheering and her teammates all excited was great.
Paige is my favourite BBL player - man or woman. I’d draft her first.
For me it's between her and Alisa Pili.
@@VeraxMusicPili is a beast. But Paige runs a team, shoots, rebounds, defends, blocks and when the play breaks down magically weaves through traffic for a layup. Caitlin will be a superstar but you’ll will a chip with Paige.
Nika needs to reduce the number of turnovers, this is really too much. KK is a freshman, I hope her training with Paige improves her vision of the game; she sets off with her head down and if she doesn't find a free teammate it's a sure turnover
Kama Kazzi KK --NEEDS TO DRIBBLE LESS PASS MORE she needs to embrace the team concept --- tad pissed on how Shade is being ignored by the team --- and Cadence
Great job Huskies, stay improving
Edwards does not have a tendency to get into foul trouble. Where did the announcer come up with that?
Great job LSU 💪🏽💪🏽
UCONN is improving, but still needs better defense, and glad the th e 2 freshman are starters. 2o turnovers isn't good at all.
Looking forward to uconn's January schedule. If they keep building, then I will say again the tournament is theirs to win .
Somewhere the Fox announcers are still talking. Geez, let the game breathe a bit. Huskies coming along, I miss Caroline Ducharme. Hang in there, kid...
Good job UConn huskies stay strong but also aggressive but not to aggressive and also healthy to
Tough loss for Louisville.
Go huskies
They look more like UConn.
Louisville is awful. Zero fundamentals. Center and Forwards need to get REBOUNDS. Very tough to watch.
I bet Uconn is paying those referee's good to help them win games. Anytime a team hardly ever loses at home the referee's are more than likely being paid off to call a bunch of fouls against the other teams. They called like 15 offensive fouls against Louisville. Yes, Louisville turned the ball over alot but the referee's was against them also. I see why Louisville's coach went off and got a technical called against him. He seen how bias the referee's was. Smh
Sun rises in the east. Uconn gets calls, home court advantage in the first four rounds of the March Madness… and on and on.
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