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I  looked  at the USC-UCLA 3rd quarter again (the only one where UCLA outscored USC, 31-10).  I didn't watch the defense so much, but USC was sloppy on offense.  Other than that quarter, USC won 55-41.

UCLA:
6/12 2pt
5/7  3-ptrs (incl. a running, banked 3PT as time expired)
4/4 FT/FTA

All 6 made 2ptrs were in the paint
  3 fast breaks (including one that resulted in  2 FT rather than a 2PT)
  A put-back on a missed FT.
  An inbounds play where a player was unguarded on the block
  2 others

Uncalled travels (3Q 8:41, 7:36(carrying the ball), 7:34 (pseudo Euro-step), 6:48(carrying the ball), 5:31)
Uncalled 3-second call leading to a basket.
A horrible non-call (3Q  3:22). On offense, UCLA #24 put her hands on the chest of her defender and pushed her directly away, as UCLA #11 stuck her leg out behind the USC player.   It looked like something done by an elementary school bully.  Benny Luna was the official who should have seen & called that.  Both UCLA players committed a foul.

USC in the 3rd:
3/11 2PT
1/6 3PT
1/3  FT

Honestly, I don't see that happening against Stanford.  Even if our offense falls apart and we can't rebound, I don't see the opponent getting that scoring.  I guess if we're playing a zone because of foul trouble, it is conceivable they could get the 3s, but not as many 2s.

I hope Stanford players signal carrying the ball the first time #24 does it so maybe it will be called later.

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I  looked  at the USC-UCLA 3rd quarter again (the only one where UCLA outscored USC, 31-10).  I didn't watch the defense so much, but USC was sloppy on offense.  Other than that quarter, USC won 55-41.

UCLA:
6/12 2pt
5/7  3-ptrs (incl. a running, banked 3PT as time expired)
4/4 FT/FTA

All 6 made 2ptrs were in the paint
  3 fast breaks (including one that resulted in  2 FT rather than a 2PT)
  A put-back on a missed FT.
  An inbounds play where a player was unguarded on the block
  2 others

Uncalled travels (3Q 8:41, 7:36(carrying the ball), 7:34 (pseudo Euro-step), 6:48(carrying the ball), 5:31)
Uncalled 3-second call leading to a basket.
A horrible non-call (3Q  3:22). On offense, UCLA #24 put her hands on the chest of her defender and pushed her directly away, as UCLA #11 stuck her leg out behind the USC player.   It looked like something done by an elementary school bully.  Benny Luna was the official who should have seen & called that.  Both UCLA players committed a foul.

USC in the 3rd:
3/11 2PT
1/6 3PT
1/3  FT

Honestly, I don't see that happening against Stanford.  Even if our offense falls apart and we can't rebound, I don't see the opponent getting that scoring.  I guess if we're playing a zone because of foul trouble, it is conceivable they could get the 3s, but not as many 2s.

I hope Stanford players signal carrying the ball the first time #24 does it so maybe it will be called later.