COLUMBUS, Ohio — Ohio State women’s basketball won its biggest game in 30 years on Saturday by knocking off a modern dynasty for the first time. The Buckeyes beat Connecticut 73-61 in Seattle to advance to their first Elite Eight since 1993. They did that after losing to the Huskies the first six times they played by an average of 26 points. The first loss came in 2010. The most recent came in 2019 by 11 points, which was a sign of progress. This was a breakthrough. UConn had made 14 straight Final Fours. Ohio State hasn’t made one since 1993. But in this game, the Buckeyes rattled the Huskies with their press, forcing 25 turnovers. They got dominant performances from freshman Cotie McMahon (23 points, 5 rebounds) and senior Jacy Sheldon (17 points, 7 rebounds, 5 assists.) Once the Buckeyes got rolling, UConn couldn’t find a rhythm. Ohio State…
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