Iowa State Drops to No. 15 in AP Poll
Iowa State Drops to No. 15 in AP Poll

Iowa State Drops to No. 15 in AP Poll

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The Iowa State women's basketball team fell seven spots to No. 15 in the Associated Press poll following their first loss of the season, which occurred during a week where they went 1-1, losing to Northern Iowa and narrowly defeating Drake. In contrast, South Carolina, which had been the No. 1 ranked team, lost to UCLA, marking a significant shift in the national rankings, as it ended their 43-game win streak. This loss has raised questions about South Carolina's transition from a dominant center-led offense to a different style of play, as they adjust to new roles within the team. Meanwhile, in the CAA conference, Campbell and Elon freshmen received accolades for their outstanding performances, with Campbell's Olivia Tucker setting a record for points scored by a freshman in her program's history. The ACC is also beginning to establish its competitive landscape, with statistical leaders emerging as the season progresses. Overall, the women's basketball scene is witnessing notable shifts in rankings and player performances across various conferences.

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