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Stanford led wire to wire against both Arizona schools, winning in distinct but equally impressive ways.

Against Arizona, the Cardinal scored 50 points in the paint and took just nine 3-pointers. All-Americans Cameron Brink and Haley Jones scored 18 apiece, and 6-foot-7 freshman Lauren Betts added 12.

Stanford had 58 rebounds against ASU after grabbing 45 in Tucson — a stark contrast to the 10-rebound deficit in the loss at Washington. Utah was just as impressive, taking down Washington 92-69 immediately after the Huskies’ win over Stanford, then turning back Washington State 73-59. The Buffs have reached the 20-win mark for the second straight season, the first time accomplishing that since 2012-13. Senior guard Jaylyn Sherrod tied her career high with 27 points against WSU.

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