South Carolina keeps a stronghold on No. 1.
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Rayah Marshall and Kaitlyn Davis were key to winning the battle in the paint, and McKenzie Forbes chipped in secondary offense as well. Hitting shots was a struggle, but being able to lean on the defensive backbone that Lindsay Gottlieb and Co. built last season was huge. USC needs more efficiency to make it to the Final Four. The Trojans' Elite Eight matchup with UConn is one of the most intriguing. Seed 1 Record 29-5 Games No. 16. Texas A&M-Corpus Christi 87-55 No. 8 Kansas 73-55 No.
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