UConn Beats Creighton 95-54, Stays Undefeated at 17-0

OMAHA, Neb. Top-ranked UConn defeated Creighton 95-54 on Sunday afternoon at CHI Health Center, extending its unbeaten season in a matchup that drew 6,372 fans, the second-largest crowd in Bluejays program history. The game, part of Creighton's annual Pink Out event, highlighted the Huskies' dominance despite an early sloppy start, handing the home team its most lopsided loss since a 44-point defeat to UConn two years ago.

The Huskies, now 17-0 overall and 8-0 in Big East play, entered as national favorites with a reputation for efficiency and depth. Creighton, standing at 7-9 overall and 3-5 in conference, sought to challenge the standard but struggled against UConn's defensive pressure. The first quarter began competitively, with the score tied at 10-10 midway through after Creighton capitalized on backcuts for early baskets by Grace Boffeli and Kennedy Townsend. UConn quickly adjusted, closing the period with three layups and a three-pointer from Ashlynn Shade to lead 21-14.

The second quarter proved pivotal, as UConn outscored Creighton 33-7 to take a 54-21 halftime lead. The Huskies turned up their full-court defense, forcing 15 turnovers from the Bluejays during a 28-0 run...