USF Women’s Basketball Dominates AAC Showdown
On a night when the USF women’s basketball team faced the American Athletic Conference’s top team with a strong lineup, they chose to play a balanced game. The Bulls showcased their skills with mid-range jumpers, transition layups, and excellent ball distribution, resulting in their most significant conference victory of the season.
Bulls Secure Impressive Win
USF, with a record of 14-8 (7-2 AAC), had three players scoring in double digits and dished out a season-high 24 assists in a convincing 75-63 win over UTSA (17-3, 8-1). The victory ended the Roadrunners’ 10-game win streak and showcased the Bulls’ offensive prowess.
Key Players Shine
Despite missing their top scorer, Jordyn Jenkins, the Bulls adapted to UTSA’s defensive pressure and relied on players like Sammie Puisis and Carla Brito for scoring. Puisis contributed 16 points with mid-range jumpers, while Brito added 14 points in the paint.
Strong Team Performance
The game was filled with highlights from various players, including crucial plays from Brito, Puisis, and Levy. With excellent ball movement and team chemistry, USF was able to control the game and secure the win.
Coach’s Take
Bulls coach Jose Fernandez praised his team’s ball-sharing mentality and high assist count, emphasizing the importance of quality shot selection. The players’ teamwork and unselfish play were key factors in the victory.
Conclusion
USF’s women’s basketball team delivered a dominant performance against UTSA, showcasing their depth and teamwork with a well-rounded offensive display. The win solidifies their position in the AAC and highlights their potential for success moving forward.
FAQs
Q: Who were the top scorers for USF in the game?
A: Sammie Puisis, Carla Brito, and Romi Levy contributed significantly to the team’s scoring.
Contact Joey Knight at jknight@tampabay.com. Follow @TBTimes_Bulls.
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