Photos-WBB: Cincinnati Bearcats vs UConn Huskies (AAC Finals) - 3/9/2020

UConn women’s basketball says goodbye to the AAC with their 139-0 record in seven seasons.

By Ian Bethune@Ian_Bethune Mar 9, 2020, 11:49pm EDT

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Tournament Most Outstanding Player Megan Walker had 26 points while Christyn Williams had 22 points as the UConn Huskies women’s basketball team beat the Cincinnati Bearcats, 87-53, to win their seventh straight American Athletic Conference Tournament.

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