UCLA Bruins Dominate, Advance to Sweet Sixteen

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UCLA's top-seated Bruins, cruised to an 87-68 win over Oklahoma State in the second round

of the women's NCAA tournament.

Lauren Betts led the way with a career high 35 points on 15 of 19 shooting, plus 9 rebounds

as the Bruins improved to, 33 wins and one loss.

The Bruins jumped out early, leading by 25 points in the first half at Pauley Pavilion

before fending off the cowgirl's only real push in the third quarter.

Betts scored 10 of UCLA's last 12 points in that frame to seal a 17-point edge heading

into the fourth.

Fans gave Betts a standing ovation in her final home game, with celebrities like Dwine

Wade and Gabrielle Union in the crowd watching alongside there.

Seven-year-old daughter, a captain-dominant performance from a team that's blown out

foes all season.

Oklahoma State's Acola Cot had 20 three points before fouling out late, while Jaden Wooten

added 18 and 6 assists, but it wasn't enough.

Against UCLA's relentless defense.

Now the Bruins head to the sweet 16 for the fourth straight year, facing fourth-seated

Minnesota on Friday and Sacramento after beating them, 76-58 earlier this season.

Their postseason dominance continues as they chase another final for run.