Baylor Beats Arkansas 81-72 for First Final Four in 71 Years
Baylor reached the Final Four for the first time in 71 years, getting 22 points from MaCio Teague and a dominating defensive performance from Davion Mitchell to beat Arkansas 81-72.
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Townsend’s Jumper Gives No. 18 Gonzaga Women WCC Title
Jill Townsend scored on an 15-foot fadeaway jumper as time expired and No. 18 Gonzaga rallied past second-seeded BYU 43-42 in the WCC championship to advance to the NCAA Tournament.
Washington State-Arizona State Game Canceled
The men’s basketball game between Washington State and Arizona State scheduled for Monday has been canceled due to COVID-19 issues in the Cougars’ program.
Akinjo, Arizona Pull Away From Washington State 69-53
The Wildcats had a solid offensive performance by James Akinjo scored 19 points and Arizona shut down Washington State, pulling away for a 69-53 victory.
Gonzales, Harding Lift BYU Women Over No. 16 Zags 61-56
Shaylee Gonzales scored 16 points, Paisley Harding scored the last four points to clinch the game and BYU ended No. 16 Gonzaga’s 17-game winning streak with a 61-56 win.
Williams Career-high 32 Sparks WSU to Romp Over Cal 82-51
Noah Williams scored a career-high 32 points with four 3-pointers, nine rebounds, a career-high tying seven assists and three steals as Washington State pounded Cal 82-51
Bonton Has 26, Washington St Holds Off UCLA 81-73
Isaac Bonton scored 26 points and Washington State avenged an ugly 30-point blowout from four weeks earlier with an 81-73 win over UCLA.
No. 1 Gonzaga Coasts to 82-71 Victory Over BYU
Jalen Suggs and Drew Timme combined for 44 points to lead top-ranked Gonzaga past BYU 82-71. It's their 23rd straight victory dating to last season.
Washington St Breaks Through at Oregon 74-71 Behind Bonton
Isaac Bonton scored 23 points and Washington State made 6 of 8 free throws in the final 30 seconds to defeat Oregon 74-71.
No. 6 Stanford Rolls Over Washington State 71-49
Lexie Hull scored 17 points and Cameron Brink had her first double-double of the season as No. 6 Stanford smothered Washington State 71-49.