“I just saw the ball bouncing around and most of my teammates were hitting some bodies to open it up. I just let it fly and I said, ‘Please, Jesus, go in,’ and it did,” said Jones, who was 11-for-14 from the field. “And then we just had to go on to the next play, there’s no time to get hyped about, we had to get back on defense.”
Stanford edges South Carolina 66-65 for a spot in the women’s NCAA Tournament championship game for the 1st time in 11 years
