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| 12:00 PM PT1:00 PM MT2:00 PM CT3:00 PM ET8:00 PM GMT4:00 PM 北京时间1:00 PM MST3:00 PM EST, Dec 16, 2020 Elma Roane Fieldhouse, Memphis, Tennessee Attendance: 0 |
No. 23 South Florida women beat Memphis 65-58 in AAC opener
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MEMPHIS, Tenn. (AP) Elisa Pinzan scored 19 points, Elena Tsineke added 14 and No. 23 South Florida beat Memphis 65-58 on Wednesday in an American Athletic Conference opener for both teams.
The Bulls outscored Memphis 15-6 in the second quarter - with eight points from Pinzan - for a 31-26 lead, and USF started the third on an 8-0 run - with six points from Tsineke - for a 13-point advantage.
Memphis cut it to 61-58 on an Aerial Wilson layup with 58 seconds left, but Pinzan sealed it at the line.
Sydni Harvey scored 12 points and Bethy Mununga grabbed 10 rebounds for South Florida (4-1), which also has a win over then-No. 6 Mississippi State this season. It was Mununga's 22nd double-figure rebounding game of her career.
Dulcy Fankam Mendjiadeu, averaging 16 points and 13.3 rebounds, led Memphis (2-3) with 20 points and 14 rebounds. Alana Davis added 14 points.
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Updated December 16, 2020
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