The Iowa Hawkeyes were significant underdogs, and needed to play a near-perfect game in order to upset Baylor. It didn't happen.
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On Saturday afternoon, No. 1 Baylor routed No. 4 South Carolina 93-68 in the NCAA Sweet 16. All five Baylor starters reached double digits in points.
In the first of two Sweet 16 games in the Greensboro regional, the Iowa Hawkeyes defeated the N.C. State Wolfpack, 79-61.
Maryland defeated Penn State in yet another scrappy, tense Big Ten affair on Sunday afternoon. We learned plenty from it—read on to hear it all.
Elena Delle Donne was back in action, and the Washington Mystics defeated the Atlanta Dream 97-86 to force Game 5 in the WNBA semifinals.
With Elena Delle Donne out with an injury,the Washington Mystics fell 81-76 to the Atlanta Dream in Game 3 of the WNBA playoff semifinals.
The Mystics beat the visiting Los Angeles Sparks 96-64 in round two of the WNBA playoffs, and to be honest, it didn't even feel that close.
With newfound energy and efficiency, center LaToya Sanders is the x-factor for the Washington Mystics in the WNBA playoffs.
On Thursday in Washington, D.C., the Washington Mystics ran away from the New York Liberty for a commanding 86-67 victory.
On Saturday night, the Washington Mystics (10-6) fell to the Phoenix Mercury (13-5) 84-74, in a game where the Mystics just made too many mistakes.
The Washington Mystics defeated the New York Liberty 80-77 thanks to a buzzer-beater by Elena Delle Donne. The winning play began with .6 seconds left.
On the first night of a three-games-in-five-days homestand, the Washington Mystics (9-5) claimed sole possession of first place in the Eastern Conference.
The Washington Mystics dominated the Chicago Sky 88-60 on Tuesday, but the night was most memorable because it served as the comeback game for Tayler Hill.
The Washington Mystics (6-5) got off to yet another slow start on Friday evening against the Los Angeles Sparks (7-2) and lost 97-86.
The Washington Mystics (5-3) looked like fishes out of water against the Connecticut Sun (5-0), and lost their second game in a row, 88-64.
On Sunday afternoon, the Washington Mystics upset the Minnesota Lynx 90-78. For the first time in franchise history, Washington has started a season 4-0.
On a rainy Tuesday night in Washington, D.C., the Washington Mystics (2-0) defeated the Las Vegas Aces (0-2) 75-70. It was, truly, a tale of two halves.
It wasn't pretty, but the Washington Mystics (1-0) got a win in their opening game of the season, taking down a scrappy Indiana Fever (0-2) team 82-75.
A look at the Washington Mystics' chances in the 2018 WNBA season. How will they adjust to life without Emma Meesseman? Very well, they believe.
The Washington Mystics selected Ariel Atkins from Texas with the seventh overall pick in the 2018 WNBA draft. Head coach Mike Thibault praised her speed.