Utah keeps the game close into the third quarter before Stanford clamps down to win the Pac-12 women's basketball championship in a rout.
Utah forward Jenna Johnson shoots against Stanford forward Francesca Belibi during the first half of an NCAA college basketball game for the Pac-12 tournament championship Sunday, March 6, 2022, in Las Vegas. Haley Jones scored 19 points, Cameron Brink added 16 and No. 2 Stanford won its second straight Pac-12 tournament with a 73-48 rout of Utah on Sunday.
Utah was without forward Peyton McFarland, who injured her knee against Washington State on Thursday, and struggled against Stanford’s length inside, particularly in the second half. Stanford looked like it was primed for another runaway, using an 11-1 run to build an early 12-point lead. The Cardinal held Utah scoreless for more than 3 1/2 minutes until Maxwell hit a turnaround jumper at the first quarter buzzer and led 21-11.Utah reached its first Pac-12 championship game by getting hot at the right time, hitting a combined 24 3-pointers in wins over California, Washington State and Oregon in Las Vegas.
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