US EditionJames and Hayes lead N.C. State's 3-point splurge in 83-49 March Madness rout of Michigan State
- Aziaha James scored 26 points, leading N.C. State to a program-record 15 three-pointers in a decisive 83-49 victory over Michigan State in the NCAA Tournament.
- Saniya Rivers contributed 17 points and 11 assists, aiding N.C. State's strong performance and extending their home NCAA Tournament win streak to 20 games.
- N.C. State, after dominating Michigan State, advanced to the Sweet 16 for the sixth time under Coach Wes Moore, where they will face either Florida State or LSU in Spokane, Washington.
- Michigan State, despite Grace VanSlooten's 15 points, struggled with 4-for-15 shooting from three-point range and suffered its only loss of more than 15 points this season.
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VanSlooten posts another double-double for Michigan State women in 2nd-round loss
RALEIGH, N.C. — Aziaha James scored 26 points and second-seeded N.C. State made an NCAA Tournament program-record 15 shots from 3-point range in an 83-49 victory over seventh-seeded Michigan State in the women’s second round Monday.
Marietta Daily Journal
Women's NCAA Spokane roundup: No. 2 NC State sets program record
Azizha James pumped in six 3-pointers Monday and scored a game-high 26 points as second-seeded North Carolina State stomped seventh-seeded Michigan State 83-49 in a second-round matchup of the NCAA Women's Tournament in Raleigh, N.C.
Rockdale Citizen & Newton Citizen
Jackson Progress-ArgusWomen's NCAA Spokane 1 roundup: No. 2 NC State sets record in win over Michigan State
Azizha James pumped in six 3-pointers Monday and scored a game-high 26 points as second-seeded North Carolina State stomped seventh-seeded Michigan State 83-49 in a second-round matchup of the NCAA Women's Tournament in Raleigh, N.C.
Santa New Mexican
James and Hayes lead NC State's 3-point splurge in 83-49 March Madness rout of Michigan State
Aziaha James scored 26 points and second-seeded N.C. State made an NCAA Tournament program-record 15 shots from 3-point range in an 83-49 victory over seventh-seeded Michigan State in the women’s second round.
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