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Madison Williams

UConn Makes Women's Final Four History With Dominant 34-Point Win Over UCLA

UConn Huskies forward Sarah Strong and guard Paige Bueckers react to a play on the bench during the Final Four. | Nathan Ray Seebeck-Imagn Images

The UConn Huskies stepped onto the court in Tampa on Friday night and absolutely dominated over the UCLA Bruins.

The No. 2 Huskies beat the No. 1 Bruins by a whopping 34 points as the final score ended at 85-51. This margin of victory is the biggest win in women's Final Four history. It's the only time a Final Four team has won by 30 or more points, in fact. And, UConn became the first team in NCAA tournament history (men's or women's) to beat a No. 1 seed by over 30 points, per OptaSTATS.

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