UCLA's win over No. 1 ranked South Carolina wasn't a fluke, and Bruins center Lauren Betts says if you haven't been paying attention, now would be the time to. Let's say the thing. It was not close on Sunday.

UCLA is officially the No. 1 team in the AP top 25 poll for the first time in program history, a rather unsurprising development considering they upset reigning national champion South Carolina on Sunday.

Lauren Betts and the UCLA Bruins displayed their championship credentials on Sunday, recording a comprehensive 77-62 victory over the top-ranked South Carolina Gamecocks.

UCLA climbed to the top of the Associated Press Top 25 poll after its 77-62 upset of South Carolina on Sunday. The Bruins moved up four spots from No.

The Bruins smothered South Carolina defensively, holding the Gamecocks to their fewest points in a game since they scored 59 in the Sweet 16 of the 2023 NCAA tournament (perhaps not coincidentally, also against UCLA). It was South Carolina’s largest margin of defeat since a 25-point loss to the Baylor Bears in the Sweet 16 of the 2019 tournament.

The celebrating had barely died down when UCLA coach Cori Close felt the need for some perspective after her fifth-ranked Bruins shocked No. 1 South Carolina.

If you're a South Carolina fan, now is the time to look away because this might be painful to re-live. Sunday was not a good day for Dawn Staley and her crew. They seemingly had no answer for whatever UCLA coach Cori Close and her Bruins planned to do.

UCLA women's basketball is rolling at 4-0 and will get a chance to see where it truly stands at this early stage in the season when it hosts No. 1 South Carolin

The UCLA Bruins women's basketball team remained undefeated with a huge win over No. 1 South Carolina at a sold-out Pauley Pavilion on Sunday. The Bruins got the 77-62 win over South Carolina as Lauren Betts had 11 points with 14 rebounds and four blocks.