2001 NCAA Women's Tourney
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Second Round, Game by Game
East | Mideast | Midwest | West
Result Game ball to The story Up next
(1) Duke 75
(9) Arkansas 54

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  • Duke's Alana Beard: 14 pts, 7 rebounds, 6 assists Duke got off to a shaky start and led by only seven at the half, but senior Georgia Schweitzer provided the leadership the Blue Devils needed to advance to the Sweet Sixteen. Duke: SW Missouri State
    (4) Rutgers 53
    (5) SW Missouri State 60

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  • SMS's Jackie Stiles: 32 pts Rutgers' famous defense didn't give Stiles much room to breathe, but Stiles took advantage of the smallest openings and created her own shots. Rutgers guard Tasha Pointer almost single-handedly sent the game into overtime. SW Missouri State: Duke
    (3) Florida 75
    (7) Washington 86

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  • Washington's Giuliana Mendiola, 18 pts Florida trailed by as many as 19 in the second half, but was only able to pull within three. Washington: Oklahoma
    (2) Oklahoma 67
    (10) Stanford 50

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  • Oklahoma's Caton Hill, 10 pts. Oklahoma rode the momentum of a sell-out crowd and took advantage of Stanford's foul trouble. Oklahoma: Washington

     

       
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