Duke Women's Basketball Advances to Sweet 16, Defeats Oregon 59-53
Duke Women's Basketball Advances to Sweet 16, Defeats Oregon 59-53

Duke Women's Basketball Advances to Sweet 16, Defeats Oregon 59-53

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Duke's women's basketball team advanced to the Sweet 16, defeating Oregon 59-53 in the NCAA Tournament second round, led by Ashlon Jackson's commanding second-half performance, where she scored 14 of her 20 points. The Blue Devils overcame a sluggish start, trailing 28-23 at halftime, with Jackson igniting a pivotal 11-0 run at the beginning of the third quarter. Despite missing leading scorer Toby Fournier due to illness, Duke's defense proved crucial, limiting Oregon's offense significantly in the second half. Oregon had a strong first half but struggled offensively after the break, allowing Duke to take control. Deja Kelly led the Ducks with 20 points but could not secure the comeback in the final minutes. The victory marks Duke's 19th Sweet 16 appearance, showcasing their resilience and defensive prowess throughout the game.

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