Duquesne's Grant shuts down Kidd's Cal 1993 team to pull 2024 teams within 1 game

The series between teams that were added from the 2024 tournament and teams added because they had one of the top 75 players of all time continues.

The latest game featured Jason Kidd, who will be coaching the Mavs in Game 3 of the playoffs Friday, and his Cal team - that will be joining the ACC next season of all conferences - against the Duquesne team that stunned Brigham Young in the open round of March Madness for their ninth straight win before falling to Illinois.

The Duquesne 2024 team showed they were for real with a pretty dominant 75-65 win behind 21 points from Dae Dae Grant to give the 2024 teams a 2-3 mark and chance to tie the series if they win the last two matchups.

Duquesne moved up from #225 to #200 in our rankings, while Cal dropped from #153 to #209.

We just took a picture of the simple scoresheet, noting the game took 34 minutes.to play. Lamond Murray (12 points) was the only Cal player in double digits.

 

2024 Win?	2024 Team	Favored?	Player(s)	Opponent	Yr	Top 75 All-time player
Win 74-53	Purdue	24	Zach Edey	NYU	1948	Dolph Schayes #61
TBD	NC State	11	D.J. Burns	Weber St.	2010	Damian Lillard #68
Loss 67-73	Utah St.	8	Great Osobor	Massachusetts	1971	Julius Erving #19
TBD	Grand Canyon	4	Tyon Grant-Foster	Gonzaga	1981	John Stockton #25
Lost 81-82	Colorado St.	1	Isaiah Stevens	Arizona St.	2009	James Harden #33
Win 75-65	Duquesne	-9	Jimmy Clark	California	1993	Jason Kidd #36
TBD	Yale	-9	Danny Wolf	Oregon St.	1990	Gary Payton #48
Lost 72-75	Oakland	-14	Jack Gohlke	Louisville	1968	Wes Unseld #60
1 win 3 lost	2024 total

If NC State, Grand Canyon and Yale can win the final three games, then the 2024 teams would win the series against the great players 5 games to 3, or if 2 of the three win the series would be split. Yale is a 9-point underdog against Oregon State and Gary Payton, which so far in the history of the game has only meant a 19% chance of winning - but Duquesne was also a 9-point underdog against Cal.

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Here are the two teams in our current rankings, with notes for any team with one of the greatest players ever - such as Louisiana Tech's Karl Malone as the #16 greatest player of all time. In their 2024 conference ratings on that link Duquesne improved from 14th to 11th among A10 schools and Cal dropped from 28th to 40th among schools in their new ACC conference.

Rnk	Pre	Team	Year	Player(s)	Win	Loss	Score	Allow	SOS	Rating	Conf
200	225	Duquesne	2024	Jimmy Clark	1	0	75.0	65.0	-6.0	-10.2	A10
201	204	Louisiana Tech	1985	Karl Malone #16	1	1	76.5	86.0	-2.5	-9.8	CUSA
202	180	Princeton	1965	Bill Bradley	0	1	62.0	79.0	-1.0	-9.8	Mid-maj
203	83	Wake Forest	2005	Chris Paul #30	0	3	64.3	85.3	4.0	-10	ACC
204	181	Northwestern	2017	Vic Law	0	1	70.0	85.0	-5.0	-10.3	B10
205	215	Stephen f austin	2016	Thomas Walkup	0	1	94.0	95.0	3	-10.3	Mid-maj
206	142	New Mexico	1974	Bernard Hardin	0	1	68.0	95.0	-3	-10.5	P12/MWC
207	216	VCU	2011	Bradford Burgess	0	3	60.3	71.3	3.3	-11.3	A10
208	165	Creighton	2020	Ty-Shon Alexander	0	1	72.0	106.0	5.0	-11.8	BE
209	168	California	1993	Jason Kidd #36	0	1	65.0	75.0	-15	-11.5	ACC
210	222	LSU	1970	Pete Maravich #73	0	1	66.0	67.0	2.0	-11.8	SEC
211	217	Grand Canyon	2024	Tyon Grant-Foster	0	0				-12	Mid-maj

We flagged the Missouri Valley Conference's five teams in our all-time great conferences - breaking them out of the "Mid-Major" list of teams from conferences with fewer than five all-time great teams in the Value Add Basketball Game. 

We ranked the 11 great conferences based on the overall rating of each conferences top five teams and the total number of great teams from the conference (41 from the ACC,  and 36 from the new Big Ten with key Pac-12 teams added). The following is how we rank the conferences based on their 2024-25 members but their all-time performance. Here is the list of all teams and results in our game.

Rnk	Conference	top 5 Rating	Great Teams
1	B10	10.28	36
2	ACC	9.44	41
3	B12	9.96	29
4	BE	8.62	29
5	SEC	6.42	31
6	A10	-2.46	15
7	P12/MWC	-2.22	12
8	WCC	2.68	7
9	Amer	-0.6	6
10	CUSA	-1.16	6
11	MVC	-8.38	5
	Mid-maj	-2.98	17

The following are the top 5 teams from each conference in our all-time rankings, grouped by the conference in which the team will be for the 2024-25 season. The number to their left is where they rank in our all-time rankings in the Value Add Basketball Game.

 

Rnk	Atlantic 10	Year	Player(s)	Win	Loss	Score	Allow	SOS	Rating
79	Loyola-Chicago	1963	Jerry Harkness	0	1	62	68.0	-2.0	0.3
96	Massachusetts	1996	Marcus Camby	3	1	78	77.3	-5.3	-1
126	Davidson	2008	Stephen Curry #15	1	4	66	70.2	4.4	-3.8
128	Dayton	2020	Obi Toppin	1	1	82	80.5	-4.0	-3.8
130	St. Bonaventure	1970	Bob Lanier	0	1	64	74	-6.0	-4
Rnk	Atlantic Coast Conference (ACC)	Year	Player(s)	Win	Loss	Score	Allow	SOS	Rating
5	Duke	2001	Shane Battier	3	1	78	72.5	3.5	11.1
8	North Carolina	1982	Michael Jordan #1, James Worthy #59	5	1	69	65.0	6.2	10.8
9	North Carolina	2005	Sean May	3	2	72	64.4	3.8	10.4
17	Virginia	2019	Kyle Guy	4	1	73	65.4	4.0	7.9
21	Louisville	2013	Russ Smith	2	1	74	66.3	1.3	7
Rnk	American Athletic	Year	Player(s)	Win	Loss	Score	Allow	SOS	Rating
46	Memphis	2008	Derrick Rose	4	2	69	65.8	0.2	3
49	Charlotte	1977	Cedric "Cornbread" Maxwell	1	1	85	71.5	-0.5	2.8
76	Tulsa	2000	David Shelton	2	1	75	70.7	-4.3	0.5
115	Temple	1958	Guy Rodgers	1	1	66	68.5	-4.5	-2.8
164	Wichita St.	2013	Fred VanVleet	1	2	64	71.3	1.0	-6.5
Rnk	Big Ten	Year	Player(s)	Win	Loss	Score	Allow	SOS	Rating
1	UCLA	1972	Bill Walton #64	6	0	72	62.0	2.8	16.2
3	Ohio St.	1960	Jerry Lucas #72, John Havlicek #29	2	1	84	76.3	5.0	11.8
4	Indiana	1976	Scott May	3	1	71	59.8	-0.8	11.3
27	Michigan St.	1979	Magic Johnson #5	2	1	70	62.7	-1.0	6.3
32	Michigan	1965	Cazzie Russell	2	1	86	79	-0.3	5.8
Rnk	Big 12	Year	Player(s)	Win	Loss	Score	Allow	SOS	Rating
2	Kansas	1997	Paul Pierce #50	5	0	77	62.4	-1.0	12.8
6	Houston	1968	Elvin Hayes #41	3	1	73	63.8	4.3	11.1
10	Kansas	2008	Mario Chalmers	5	1	75	56.0	-0.7	10.3
13	Baylor	2021	Jared Butler	2	2	86	78.5	6.0	8.6
20	Cincinnati	1960	Oscar Robertson #12	1	2	72	78	10.7	7
Rnk	Big East	Year	Player(s)	Win	Loss	Score	Allow	SOS	Rating
7	Connecticut	2023	Adama Sanogo	2	0	79	58.0	-11.0	11
11	Villanova	2018	Mikal Bridges	7	2	79	70	1	9.4
14	Connecticut	1996	Ray Allen #52	1	0	90	68	-9.0	8.5
16	Connecticut	2004	Ben Gordon	5	2	75	66.0	0.6	7.9
28	DePaul	1980	Mark Aguirre	3	1	76.8	68.8	5.3	6.3
Rnk	Conference USA	Year	Player(s)	Win	Loss	Score	Allow	SOS	Rating
24	Western Kentucky	1966	Clem Haskins	4	0	80	69.3	-0.3	6.7
41	New Mexico St.	1970	Jimmy Collins	2	1	79	67.7	-3.0	4.2
51	UTEP (Texas Western)	1966	Bobby Joe Hill	2	1	64	66.0	8.7	2.7
199	UTEP	1970	Tiny Archibald #67	1	1	73	70.5	-2.0	-9.6
202	Louisiana Tech	1985	Karl Malone #16	1	1	77	86.0	-2.5	-9.8
Rnk	Mid-Major (Other Conf)	Year	Player(s)	Win	Loss	Score	Allow	SOS	Rating
62	Jacksonville	1970	Artis Gilmore	1	1	78	75.0	-2.0	1.6
98	Holy Cross	1950	Bob Cousy #39	1	1	88	89.5	-0.5	-1.4
113	Seattle	1958	Elgin Baylor #23	0	1	62	64	0.0	-2.8
147	Buffalo	2019	CJ Massinburg	0	1	82	84	-2.0	-5.5
166	Navy	1986	David Robinson #20	0	1	61	77.0	10.0	-6.8
Rnk	Missouri Valley	Year	Player(s)	Win	Loss	Score	Allow	SOS	Rating
103	Indiana St.	1979	Larry Bird #7	1	2	80	81	-4.0	-1.7
110	Drake	1969	Willie McCarter	1	1	75	74.5	-3.0	-2.4
200	Bradley	1954	Bob Carney	0	1	60	72.0	0.0	-9.8
216	Murray St.	2019	Ja Morant	0	1	78	85	-3.0	-13
227	Southern Illinois	1967	Walt Frazier #45	0	1	73	75.0	-7.0	-15
Rnk	Pac 12/Mountain West	Year	Player(s)	Win	Loss	Score	Allow	SOS	Rating
43	UNLV	1991	Larry Johnson	1	2	73	76.3	2.3	3.8
109	Oregon St.	1982	A.C. Green	1	1	72	73.0	-7.0	-2.2
117	San Diego St.	2011	Kawhi Leonard #34	2	2	69	71.8	-0.3	-2.9
127	UNLV	1987	Armen Gilliam	0	1	64	82.0	-3.0	-3.8
155	Oregon St.	1990	Gary Payton #48	0	0				-6
Rnk	Southern Conference (SEC)	Year	Player(s)	Win	Loss	Score	Allow	SOS	Rating
12	Kentucky	1996	Antoine Walker	2	1	72	69.3	2.7	9.2
18	Kentucky	2012	Anthony Davis #53	4	2	72	65.7	-3.5	7.7
22	Auburn	2019	Chuma Okeke	8	1	71	65	1.9	6.9
26	Arkansas	1994	Corliss Williamson	1	2	75	70.3	4.7	6.3
58	Oklahoma	1985	Wayman Tisdale	3	1	75	73.8	2.0	2
Rnk	West Coast Conference (WCC)	Year	Player(s)	Win	Loss	Score	Allow	SOS	Rating
15	San Francisco	1956	Bill Russell #4	3	1	73	63.5	0.5	8.1
19	Gonzaga	2017	Nigel Williams-Goss	3	3	70	63.0	2.7	7.1
50	Loyola Marymount	1990	Bo Kimble	1	2	112.3	108.3	3.0	2.7
75	Gonzaga	2023	Drew Timme	1	0	86	74	-7.0	0.5
144	St. Mary's	2023	Logan Johnson	1	1	83	84.0	-5.5	-5

Unseld's Louisville Hits Buzzer Beater to Withstand Oakland's 3-point barrage, 75-72

After trailing Wes Unseld's 1968 team 68-58 with fewer than five minutes to play, Oakland 2024's Jack Gohlke and Blake Lampman hit four of five 3-point shots and Lampman added a 2-point shot with 16 second left to tie the game 72-72. However, Butch Beard then hit a buzzer beater 3-pointer - only the second Louisville 3-pointer of the game, pull out a third narrow win for a new team added due to having one of the greatest players of all time over a 2024 team added because their school did not yet have a team but this year they won an NCAA game.

More important, this was the first game in which we used the new dunk rule. It did come into effect on one play, when Lampman drew a "missed 3-pointer" but a 52 dice roll to fall within his dunk range. Under the new rule in this combination of rolls, the player gets a look at an open 3-pointer instead of simply laying the ball in for 2-points. Lampkin's 3-point made range of 1-5 was increased to 1-10, and the roll of "6" on the 20-sided die gave him a 3-point made shot.

Louisville was a 14-point favorite, and dropped from 154th place (-8.0 rating) to 180th place (-6.0) all time with the closer than expected game. Oakland improved from 233rd place (-20.0) to 231st place (-18.0) by almost repeating their real season stunner over Kentucky with an upset of Louisville in this game. A key was holding all-time great Unseld, one of the greatest rebounders of all time at 1-11 in both offensive and defensive rebounds - to only eight rebounds to not let him take over the game.

Advanced Jack Gohlke "Dunk Range" Rule updated in the Value Add Basketball Game

On April 23, 2024, we made an adjustment to the Value Add Basketball Game regarding the result if a roll of 51-66 falls within a players dunk range (or stop range). We call this the Jack Gohlke Rule. You can still use the basic rule, which is that the offense has the option of changing the result of a 20-sided die roll to a "2-point basket made" if the 11-66 dice result in a "Dunk." However, or the more accurate results, follow these instructions for a roll in the dunk range:

In most cases the player has a "Dunk Range" of 51 or higher, which is adjusted by the defenders "Adj" + or minus. So a 51-53 range, and a -1 on the defenders card would be a 51-52 dunk range for the game. If the roll is within the range use this chart to convert the result of the 20-sided die roll:

Result on 20-sided die	If two 6-sided die falls in players dunk range (adjusted by defenders + or -)
3-point shot made	remains 3-point shot made
2-point shot made	remains 2-point shot made
FTx2 - fouled and 2 free throws	Still fouled, but 2-point basket good and 1 free throw
Missed 3-pointer	DOUBLE 3-point made range (e.g. 1-5 becomes 1-10) and roll 20-sided die again. Result is within doubled range then 3-point shot good, if outside range then 3-point shot missed.
Missed 2-pointer	2-point shot made

If the result of the dunk range plus or minus the defenders "adj" is less than 50, then the player instead has a STOP range. This can be found in red on the chart in the instructions, but for every number below 50 a STOP range is created above 50. So a 51-47 and a -1 on defense adds up to a 51-46 dunk range. Since 46 is 4 less than 50, a STOP range of 51-54 is created - but you can look this up on the dunk chart in the instructions rather than try to do the math. If the roll is within a player's stop range, then one of the following two things happens:

 

If STOP Range instead of DUNK Range	If two 6-sided die falls in players STOP range, which means result of dunk range adjusted by + or - defense is less than 50.
If PG or SG (2 players furthest LEFT on sheet in game)	Ignore 20-sided die - result is TURNOVER
If SF, PF or C (other 3 players in game)	Ignore 20-sided die - result is missed shot and defender guarding players gets rebound.

'Gohlke' Rule Introduced for 3-pt shots as He Faces Inside Bruiser Unseld and Louisville.

Our next match-up features an ultimate inside power player in Wes Unseld (Louisville 1968) against the ultimate outside bomber in Jack Gohlke. At 6'7, 245 pounds Unseld would be NBA MVP his rookie season and go onto lead the league in rebounding - after which he would throw incredible outlet passes to set up baskets at the other end and take the Bullets to four NBA Finals.

Gohlke was the opposite, playing far from the baskets to drain 3-pointers from downtown including his stunning 10 three-pointer performance to upset Kentucky in the NCAA tournament. Of the 141 baskets Gohlke hit that season, 137 were three pointers to only four 2-point shots, compared to Unseld who didn't have a 3-point line until the last two years of his NBA career at which time only three of his 552 baskets made were from behind the 3-point line.

3-pt made	Team	Total baskets	3-pt Made	% of baskets 3-pts
Jack Gohlke	Oakland 2024	141	137	97.2%
Wes Unseld	Lville 1968 (NBA Stats)	552	3	0.5%

Gohlke's ratio was so high that we invited the "Gohlke Rule" for Value Add Basketball. In the game between the two, Oakland's "dunk range" will be 51-56. Until now, this means the player can choose between a 2-point basket or the result of the 20-sided die. Therefore anytime the player would have missed a 2-point or 3-point shot, they instead score 2-points.

This works well unless the player is one who rarely hits 2-pointers, since that would distort the ratio and have players like Gohlke hitting a good number of 2-pointers. To fix this we have changed the rule to the following:

Advanced Jack Gohlke "Dunk Range" Rule in the Value Add Basketball Game

On April 23, 2024, we made an adjustment to the Value Add Basketball Game regarding the result if a roll of 51-66 falls within a players dunk range (or stop range). We call this the Jack Gohlke Rule. You can still use the basic rule, which is that the offense has the option of changing the result of a 20-sided die roll to a "2-point basket made" if the 11-66 dice result in a "Dunk." However, or the more accurate results, follow these instructions for a roll in the dunk range:

In most cases the player has a "Dunk Range" of 51 or higher, which is adjusted by the defenders "Adj" + or minus. So a 51-53 range, and a -1 on the defenders card would be a 51-52 dunk range for the game. If the roll is within the range use this chart to convert the result of the 20-sided die roll:

Result on 20-sided die	If two 6-sided die falls in players dunk range (adjusted by defenders + or -)
3-point shot made	remains 3-point shot made
2-point shot made	remains 2-point shot made
FTx2 - fouled and 2 free throws	Still fouled, but 2-point basket good and 1 free throw
Missed 3-pointer	DOUBLE 3-point made range (e.g. 1-5 becomes 1-10) and roll 20-sided die again. Result is within doubled range then 3-point shot good, if outside range then 3-point shot missed.
Missed 2-pointer	2-point shot made

If the result of the dunk range plus or minus the defenders "adj" is less than 50, then the player instead has a STOP range. This can be found in red on the chart in the instructions, but for every number below 50 a STOP range is created above 50. So a 51-47 and a -1 on defense adds up to a 51-46 dunk range. Since 46 is 4 less than 50, a STOP range of 51-54 is created - but you can look this up on the dunk chart in the instructions rather than try to do the math. If the roll is within a player's stop range, then one of the following two things happens:

 

If STOP Range instead of DUNK Range	If two 6-sided die falls in players STOP range, which means result of dunk range adjusted by + or - defense is less than 50.
If PG or SG (2 players furthest LEFT on sheet in game)	Ignore 20-sided die - result is TURNOVER
If SF, PF or C (other 3 players in game)	Ignore 20-sided die - result is missed shot and defender guarding players gets rebound.

Toussaint Scores 16 for UVa in Replay - but UConn 1995 Still Too Strong

In the game we needed to replay because we accidentally left Dominique Toussaint's card out of the UVa 2018 team, the teams leading scorer scored their first two basket while getting an early steal, and finished with a team-high 16 points. He helped UVa keep the game within 30-26 early in the second half.

However, the 35-0 UConn 1995 women's team that started it all with the first men's or women's national basketball title, was way too much in the second half. That championship was the first of 17 UConn basketball championships in the last 30 years (11 women's and seven men's).

It was a match-up of the two shooting guards, Toussiant and UConn's Nykesha Sales who had a game high 19 points, three 3-pointers and four steals in the 81-57 win. Despite the game staying close much longer than the game without Toussaint, in the end the domination was only one point less than the first match-up.

    

Pos	Virginia 2018	Pts	3pt	2pt	FT	Att	Reb	Stl	Blk	Fl	Actual Stats
1-PG	J'Kyra Brown	9	0	2	5	5	1	2	0	1	5'11,9.5 Pts
2-SG	Dominique Toussaint	16	1	4	5	6	3	2	0	2	5'9, 11.4 Pts
3-SF	Aliyah Huland El	8	0	4	0	0	3	1	0	1	6'1, 10.1 Pts
4-PF	Jocelyn Willoughby	8	0	3	2	2	7	1	0	1	6'0, 9.6 Pts
5-C	Felicia Aiyeotan	6	0	3	0	0	8	0	5	1	6'9, 7.4 Pts
Pos	Visitor Bench	Pts	3pt	2pt	FT	Att	Reb	Stl	Blk	Fl	Actual Stats
1-PG	Brianna Tinsley	2	0	1	0	0	1	0	0	1	5'7,4.1 Pts
2-SG	Khyasia Caldwell	2	0	1	0	0	1	0	0	1	5'5,0.9 Pts
3-SF	Mone Jones	2	0	1	0	0	1	0	0	1	6'3, 0.5 Pts
4-PF	Lauren Moses	2	0	1	0	0	2	0	0	2	6'2, 7.2 Pts
5-C	Lisa Jablonowski	2	0	1	0	0	1	0	0	1	6'3, 2.3 Pts
	3 Turnovers	57	1	21	12	13	28	6	5	12
Pos	Connecticut 1995	Pts	3pt	2pt	FT	Att	Reb	Stl	Blk	Fl	Actual Stats
1-PG	Jennifer Rizzotti	8	0	4	0	0	2	1	0	3	12.5 pts, 5'5
2-SG	Nykesha Sales	19	3	5	0	0	1	4	1	4	11.4 pts, 6'0
3-SF	Jamelle Elliott	4	0	2	0	0	4	0	0	1	10.9 pts, 6'0
4-PF	Rebecca Lobo	9	1	3	0	0	12	1	5	2	17.1 pts, 6'4
5-C	Kara Wolters	16	0	8	0	2	7	0	2	1	15.2 pts, 6'7
Pos	Home Bench	Pts	3pt	2pt	FT	Att	Reb	Stl	Blk	Fl	Actual Stats
1-PG	Pam Webber	5	1	1	0	0	7	0	0	1	4.6 pts, 5'6
2-SG	Kim Better	8	1	2	1	2	3	1	0	1	4.8 pts, 5'7
3-SF	Carla Berube	8	0	4	0	0	3	0	0	1	8.5 pts, 6'0
4-PF	Kelley Hunt	2	0	1	0	0	1	0	0	1	2.2 pts, 6'2
5-C	Brenda Marquis	2	0	1	0	0	1	0	0	1	2.6 pts, 6'3
	3 Turnovers	81	6	31	1	4	41	7	8	16

Oops - Redo for UVa Women 2019 as we left Dominique Toussaint's card out

Well, that's embarrassing. We need to replay the game we just completed - 1995 UConn vs. 2018 Virginia, since we accidentally left the playing card for UVa's leading scorer Dominique Toussaint out of the game. See image of the updated team cards at the bottom of the blog. Jocelyn Willoughby was actually UVa's best player.

One reason we are trying to slowly get through and play each team in the Value Add Basketball Game at least once is to catch any mistakes in our player cards. We just hit a big one - as we realized only after playing 2018 Virginia against 1995 UConn that as hard as it is for any team to have a chance against the great UConn teams- its even harder without your leading scorer. 

This is particularly harmful in this case because the UVa 2018 women were 239th in scoring nationally even with Toussaint putting in her double figures. No, men's coach Tony Bennett was not also coaching the UVa women with his slow, methodical offense, it was Joanne Boyle wrapping up a solid coaching career that had nice teams at Richmond, Cal and finally Virginia. 

Her defensive mindset certainly carried over to another defense-first team on UVa's campus. The funny thing was this was the season that Bennett was coaching UVa to the national title, but the following Covid-year the UVa men were 239th in offense so the "Grounds" at UVa witnessed some of the lowest scoring wins in the nation between the men and women.

To say Boyle had been Duke's best player would be an understatement - her final year there she lead the team in scoring, rebounds, blocked shots and set the school record in steals that lasted for years. When we started trying to add the best team from more programs to our game we did not have many stats from the 20th century women's teams, and we settled on this as the best UVa women's team of the century. They certainly rank far below the great teams in the game from UConn, South Carolina and Tennessee, but this was a nice team that not only won a tournament upset as a 10-seed, but then played a great game against the all-time greatest UVa player Dawn Staley and South Carolina.

 As you can see from the box, both backcourt players put up 16 points on a combined seven 3-pointers to give a scare to South Carolina in what would be Boyle's last game coaching before changing her life focus to adopt a child. 

From this ESPN account: Up 30-25 at the half, South Carolina opened up a 12-point lead in the third period before the Cavaliers cut it to 46-40 with 10 minutes left. Virginia still trailed just 52-47 after Dominique Toussaint's driving bucket with 6:39 to play.

UVa vs SC 2018	MIN	FG	3PT	FT	REB	AST	STL	BLK	PTS
Lauren Moses	23	2'-7	0-0	2'-4	2	2	1	0	6
Jocelyn Willoughby	35	1'-7	0-0	4'-4	7	0	0	0	6
Dominique Toussaint	34	5'-15	3'-8	1'-2	4	4	1	0	16
Aliyah Huland El	24	2'-6	0-2	3'-4	3	1	1	2	7
J'Kyra Brown	31	5'-14	4'-9	2'-2	2	1	0	0	16
BENCH	MIN		3PT	FT	REB	AST	STL	BLK	PTS
Lisa Jablonowski	18	1'-1	0-0	1'-2	1	0	1	0	3
Mone Jones	2	0'-0	0-0	0-0	0	0	0	0	0
Felicia Aiyeotan	19	2'-5	0-0	0-0	4	1	0	2	2
Brianna Tinsley	14	0'-0	0-1	0-0	1	1	0	0	0
Totals	200	18-57	7'-20	13-18	31	10	4	4	56
	Q1	Q2	Q3	Q4		Final
10-seed Virginia	12	13	15	16		56
2-seed S. Carolina	15	15	16	20		66

REPLAY - GAME DOES NOT COUNT - UConn 1995 Overpowers UVa 2018, 78-53, to Move Into 6th Place All-time

WE HAD TO REPLAY THIS GAME AFTER Toussaint's card was left out of UVa's 2018 player cards. However, the result was virtually the same. Here is the result of the replayed game that counts - a 81-57 UConn win.

The 1995 UConn women started the game on a 24-7 run to make it 44-27, and the University of Virginia 2018 team never threatened in a 78-53 final. The 25-point margin was just enough to move the team past the 2016 UConn team for 6th place all-time in our game.
 

Rnk	Team	year	W	L	Score	Allow	Rate	Player(s)
1	Tennessee	1998	4	0	76.3	64.0	18.4	Tamika Catchings, C Holdsclaw
2	Connecticut	2002	1	0	75.0	46.0	15.5	Sue Bird, Diana Taurasi
3	Tennessee	2007	1	0	89.0	70.0	14.7	Candace Parker
4	Louisiana Tech	1982	3	1	76.0	67.5	12.4	Pam Kelly
5	South Carolina	2024	1	0	84.0	55.0	12.0	Kamilla Cardoso
6	Connecticut	1995	1	0	78.0	53.0	11.0	Nykesha Sales, Rebecca Lobo
7	Connecticut	2016	1	1	80.0	64.5	10.8	Maya Moore
8	Notre Dame	2018	3	1	76.3	72.8	9.9	Arike Ogunbowales
9	Connecticut	2010	2	1	73.3	73.3	9.3	Breanna Stewart
10	USC	1983	2	1	72.0	63.3	9.2	Cheryl Miller

UConn's two big players, Rebecca Lobo (8 points, 13 rebounds) and Kara Wolters (game-high 18 points and 8 rebounds) fell just short of outrebounding the entire UVA team (23 total rebounds). 

The top 16 women's teams in our game have now all played at least one game.