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A Daily look at scores from yesterday, a list of top performers in those games and of course a little opinion.

The Coaches poll came out yesterday and not much change from the week before. The top ten teams are in the same order. But something did change and one voter decided to change their vote from South Carolina to......no, not UConn who beat No. 1 Notre Dame the week before. Not Texas, who beat Tennessee and Stanford over the past couple of week and is undefeated.

No, this voter, for reasons I can't figure out, changed their vote from South Carolina to Notre Dame.

Is there a case to be made for it?

Well, you have to use the fact that Turner is out as your main driver in this logic. You would have to believe that ND would have beaten UConn if Turner was there. And that ND would have hammered DePaul with Turner as well. You also have to have a reason not to vote for South Carolina and maybe it's the fact that they should have lost to Duke, who was playing with an injured Williams. I can't think of any other reason a person that has the responsibility of voting for the top 25 would make this change.

Maybe this is why??

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Let's hear it for the Chattanooga Lady Mocs!!!! They beat #7 Stanford tonight and they beat (at the time) #4 Tennessee.

They also lost to Notre Dame by 35 and South Florida by 2.

What an up and down team they are. They have no ranked teams left on their schedule and they play in a weak conference. They might only lose a couple more games and will have a terrific tournament resume. They could grab a spot from a power 5 team by selection time. Hey, maybe ND's big win over them is why that coach voted Notre Dame #1!!!

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I'm sure UConn fans are shaking their collective heads over the Stanford performance since upsetting UConn. The more you watch Stanford the more you have to realize how much of a fluke that game was. Against Chattanooga Stanford shot 27% from the fields and 23% on 3's. This team is going to lose by 10+ against Tennessee and it could get real ugly. Of course, Tennessee hasn't been playing like world beaters either. Should be an interesting game.

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So, without further ado!!!

Ladies and Gents, DD looks at the news........

Auriemma: Huskies' season is judged in March Roger Cleveland

Sometimes It Just Doesn't Work Out For UConn Recruits Hartford Courant

Mosqueda-Lewis Could See Edwards Was Not Happy Rich Elliott Blog

U.S. World Championship Team named Co-Team of Year Rich Elliott Blog

Reaction to departure of Sadie Edwards at UConn Jim Fuller Blog

Big game for UConn signee Boykin Jim Fuller Blog

No. 2 UConn Resumes Play Against DePaul on Friday at Webster Bank Arena uconnhuskies.com

Upsets in Red

No. 1 South Carolina rolls over Hampton, 69-49 AP

Enemkpali leads No. 3 Texas to win over McNeese AP

Chattanooga women stun No. 7 Stanford 54-46 for 2nd win vs top-10 opponent this season AP

Williams leads No. 13 Duke past Oklahoma 92-72 AP

No. 21 Mississippi State sets school-record with 12th straight win; 66-51 over La-Lafayette AP

No. 25 DePaul rolls by Loyola-Chicago 109-84 AP

South Florida Starts on 31-3 Run, Roll Past Bears at Home USF Site

UCF loses to Akron 73-64 UCF site

Cincinnati NKU

My Granddaughters love Disney

Thanks to my friend JohnnyC who sends me these numbers when he can.

Megan Rogowski DePaul 21 points
Jessica January DePaul 25 points

Becca Smith Loyola Illinois 21 points 10 turnovers
Morgan William Mississippi State 21 points
Elizabeth Williams Duke 26 points 20 rebounds
Rebecca Greenwell Duke 11 points 10 rebounds
Kaela Davis Georgia Tech 33 points

Britini Montgomery C. Florida 11 points 21 rebounds

Zykira Lewis C. Florida 26 points

Taylor Jefferson Houston Baptist 25 points

Alana Cesarz UNLV 24 points 11 rebounds

Nia Coffey Northwestern 23 points 7 rebounds 5 assists

Tiffany Mitchell South Carolina 20 points

Allison Baggett McNeese State 22 points

Jayln Johnson McNeese State 20 points

Nneka Enemkpali 18 points 14 rebounds

Alisia Jenkins South Florida 18 points 16 rebounds

Heidi Schlegel Youngstown St. 22 points 11 rebounds

Eboni Ross N. Carolina A&T 23 points 10 rebounds (ot)