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Stanford couldn’t get the blood all cleared up from Hull, so Anna Wilson took the two free throws for her.

She left in the first quarter after getting fouled on a drive. Lexie Hull had to leave the game a few times in the first half to deal with a bloody nose. The teams combined to shoot 36% (23 for 64) in the opening 20 minutes. UConn led 12-9 after one quarter and was up 27-26 at the half. The game got off to a slow start as neither team really could find its shooting touch. They went on to win their first title that year. Their two teams met 27 years ago in Minneapolis to the day in the national semifinals and the Huskies also won that one. This was the latest matchup on the biggest stage between the Hall of Fame coaches, who are first and second on the all-time wins list in women’s basketball. She left the game for a few minutes, and every time she hit the floor, she seemed to check on her knee.

In the fourth quarter, Bueckers came up grimacing when she went down hard going for a defensive rebound. The Huskies advanced to the title game after overcoming having eight players sit out at least two games this season with injury or illness, including Bueckers, who missed nearly three months with a left knee injury suffered in early December. There was some self-inflicted wounds with what we did out there. “We really struggled running our offense. “We didn’t play very well tonight,” Stanford coach Tara VanDerveer said. Haley Jones led the Cardinal (32-4) with 20 points. The senior guard calmly swished both free throws to restore a two-possession lead.Īshten Prechtel completely missed a tough contested 3-pointer from the wing with 5.4 seconds left and the Huskies held on for the win. UConn was able to work seven seconds off the clock before Christyn Williams was fouled with 11 seconds left. Leading by 52-44 with 1:26 left, Stanford made a furious rally thanks to a few costly UConn turnovers.Ĭameron Brink's layup with 18.4 seconds left got the Cardinal within 60-58. “We’re just trying to win a national championship and leave everything out on the line and it’s our last game of the season, so we have nothing left to give.”. We’ve got one more game, we’re not satisfied with this,' Bueckers said. “We know everybody in the world doesn’t think we’re going to win, so we’re like, we might as well just prove everybody wrong and prove ourselves right. NBA Rumors: ‘Growing Pessimism' Kevon Looney Leaves Warriors in Free Agency

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