From one former NCAA star to another, Angel Reese He gave the UCONN Master Sarah Strong, who made a huge impact on Friday’s victory over UCLA, who sent Huskies to the national title. Strong has only become the third freshman in Ucon’s history, which scored at least 20 points in the Final Four match.
Strong led a charge with the top 22 points-OD, 10 of which came in the third quarter-after-one with eight rebounds, helping Power Uconn on a commanding victory of 85-51.
Impressed by her performance, Angel Reese shouted strongly to X (earlier Twitter), posting:
“Sarah strong so heavy!”
WITH Paige Buueckers Limited to only 12 points after releasing three direct games of 30 points, Strong took over the offensive. Azzi Fudd also helped to put the tone early with 19 points in the first half.
The Huski fired an impressive 55.0% and hit 43.8% outside the arch. They only finished seven turnarounds and put the UCLA into the plates, 34-29.
For Bruins, Lauren Betts led a 26 -point trip and five rebounds, but that wasn’t enough. Ucla shot only 38.5% in total and 25.0% from deep, while he had coughing 19 turns.
UCONN is now progressing to face Gamecocks in South Carolina in the National Championship match on Sunday at 3 pm
Brother Angel Reesea Julian comes out of March madness after a sweet loss of 16
Brother Angel Reesea, Julian Reese, also appeared March, helping Maryland Terrapins to reach Sweet 16, where they coincided with Florida Gators.
That race ended with a loss of 87-71 27 March. Still, Angel was in the stands showing support, carrying a shirt that read “Sister Juju” with his number 10 printed on the back. Julian scored 12 points and grabbed eight rebounds at a loss.
After the game, Angel divided his emotions into x:
“That game emphasized me a man 🥲”
Before leaving Maryland, Julian hit a great milestone – becoming only another player in the history of men’s basketball Terrapins, at 1,000 career jumps.
He joined only one other Maryland Great, Len Elmore, who arrived in the 1970s, while he achieved an average of a double double double before he moved on to his career at ABA and NBA.
Edited by John Ezekiel Hirro
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2025-04-05 09:54:00
John Ezekiel Hirro
