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From Carl Adamec's article today:
"UConn had a Big Three again -- for one night, anyway. Samuelson (career high 29), Collier (22), and Williams (career high matching 19) combined for 70 points in Tuesday night's win.
The most points All-Americans Breanna Stewart, Morgan Tuck, and Moriah Jefferson combined for in the 31 games they played together a year ago (Tuck missed five games, Stewart and Jefferson one each) was 63 against Notre Dame. They also combined for 61 in the national championship game win over Syracuse.
Their best career combination was 70 against Texas in the 2015 NCAA Albany Regional semifinals when Stewart had 31, Jefferson 25, and Tuck 14. And that was with sharing the ball with another two-time All-American in Kaleena Mosqueda-Lewis."
Williams silences referees' whistles
"UConn had a Big Three again -- for one night, anyway. Samuelson (career high 29), Collier (22), and Williams (career high matching 19) combined for 70 points in Tuesday night's win.
The most points All-Americans Breanna Stewart, Morgan Tuck, and Moriah Jefferson combined for in the 31 games they played together a year ago (Tuck missed five games, Stewart and Jefferson one each) was 63 against Notre Dame. They also combined for 61 in the national championship game win over Syracuse.
Their best career combination was 70 against Texas in the 2015 NCAA Albany Regional semifinals when Stewart had 31, Jefferson 25, and Tuck 14. And that was with sharing the ball with another two-time All-American in Kaleena Mosqueda-Lewis."
Williams silences referees' whistles