US EditionUSC looks to stay in title hunt after losing Watkins
- JuJu Watkins suffered a right knee injury during the first quarter of the game, requiring immediate medical attention and not returning to the game, as reported by The Associated Press.
- Despite the injury to Watkins, Southern California won convincingly against Mississippi State with a final score of 96-59, advancing to the Sweet 16.
- Kiki Iriafen scored a season-high 36 points, helping the team maintain resilience in Watkins' absence.
- Coach Lindsay Gottlieb expressed confidence in the team and their unity, highlighting that they would continue to support Watkins.
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USC star JuJu Watkins to miss remainder of season with torn ACL
Sources confirmed to ESPN‘s Shams Charania that USC star JuJu Watkins will miss the remainder of the women’s NCAA tournament after suffering a torn ACL in her right knee during the Trojans’ second-round game against Mississippi State. A team spokesperson said Watkins would undergo season-ending surgery and then begin rehab. Watkins had to be carried off the floor just five minutes into the first quarter of USC’s 96-59 win on Monday, which sent t…
NCAA women's tourney changes with JuJu Watkins injury, Sweet 16 next
JuJu Watkins, one of college basketball's biggest stars, will miss the rest of the NCAA Tournament after suffering a knee injury Monday. Watkins' USC Trojans advanced after beating Mississippi State. The top three seeds in every region of the bracket have advanced to the Sweet 16. A star performance by UConn's Paige Bueckers has the Huskies moving near the top of the favorites list. Full Story Heading into the Sweet 16, the women’s NCAA Tourname…
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