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Iowa Hawkeyes women celebrate 91-70 win over Ohio State despite McCabe's ACL injury.
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Iowa women's basketball tops Ohio State despite McCabe's ACL injury

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No. 10 Iowa defeated No. 11 Ohio State 91-70 in women's basketball on Sunday, extending their winning streak to eight games. Senior guard Taylor McCabe suffered a season-ending ACL injury early in the contest. The Hawkeyes' team effort secured the victory, marking their third straight win over ranked opponents.

The Wake Forest women's basketball team suffered a 109-103 defeat to Virginia in a triple-overtime thriller. Freshman guard Milan Brown led the Demon Deacons with a career-high 30 points in the high-scoring affair.

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Virginia Tech's women's basketball team secured its sixth consecutive victory with a 67-50 win over Pittsburgh on Thursday night. Despite struggling with field goal efficiency, the Hokies pulled away in the fourth quarter to claim the ACC matchup in Blacksburg. Key contributions came from Carleigh Wenzel, Carys Baker, and Kilah Freelon.

No. 19 Iowa State suffered its fifth straight loss, falling 86-58 to Oklahoma State in a Big 12 women's basketball game on Sunday. The Cowgirls dominated with 14 three-pointers and a triple-double from Stailee Heard. Jada Williams and Audi Crooks each scored 15 points for the Cyclones.

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The University of Northern Iowa women's basketball team secured a 73-70 win over the Bradley Braves on January 18 at the McLeod Center. Ryley Goebel led the Panthers with a career-high 32 points and 12 rebounds in a game featuring 10 lead changes. Bradley had chances to tie late but missed crucial three-pointers.

The South Carolina Gamecocks travel to face the Florida Gators in an early SEC women's basketball matchup on January 4. With strong records entering the game, both teams aim to build momentum in conference play. The contest will air on SEC Network at 2 p.m. from Gainesville.

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South Carolina's women's basketball team pulled away in the second half to beat Alabama 83-57 in their SEC conference opener on January 1, 2026. With starting point guard Ta’Niya Latson sidelined by injury, freshman Agot Makeer filled in effectively at the start. The Gamecocks, now 14-1, improved to 1-0 in conference play against the previously unbeaten Crimson Tide.

 

 

 

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