Ionescu helps No. 2 Oregon women top No. 18 Arizona

TUCSON, ARIZ. >> Sabrina Ionescu had 17 points, 10 rebounds and 10 assists for her 22nd triple-double, extending her NCAA record and leading No. 2 Oregon to a 71-64 win over No. 18 Arizona on Sunday.

The Ducks (14-2, 3-1 Pac12) had a rare lapse in poise during a loss to Arizona State on Friday night, allowing the Sun Devils to charge back from a 12-point deficit in the fourth quarter. ARIZONA STATE 55, NO. 3 OREGON STATE 47>> Ja’Tavia Tapley scored 14 points, Robbi Ryan and Reili Richardson added 10 each, and Arizona State got its second straight upset. NO. 4 SOUTH CAROLINA 93,

VANDERBILT 57>> Zia Cooke scored 17 points, and South Carolina got into position for a possible move up to No. 1 for the first time this season. NO. 6 BAYLOR 94, OKLAHOMA STATE 48>> NaLyssa Smith had career highs with 30 points and 15 rebounds, powering Baylor to another big win. NO. 7 LOUISVILLE 75, WAKE FOREST 61 >> Dana Evans scored 20 points, helping Louisville to its eighth consecutive victory. NO. 8 UCLA 65, COLORADO 62>> Michaela Onyenwere had 19 points and seven rebounds, and UCLA held on for the victory. NO. 9 NORTH CAROLINA STATE 90, NOTRE DAME 56>> Elissa Cunane recorded her ninth double-double of the season as hot-shooting North Carolina State beat Notre Dame. NO. 11 FLORIDA STATE 78, NORTH CAROLINA 64>> Nausia Woolfolk scored 21 points and Nicki Ekhomu had 20, leading Florida State to the victory. IOWA 91, NO. 12 INDIANA 85, 2-OT>> Kathleen Doyle had 31 points, 10 assists and nine rebounds, and Iowa beat Indiana in double overtime. NO. 14 KENTUCKY 65, FLORIDA 45 >> Rhyne Howard had 22 points after a slow start, and Kentucky pulled away for the victory. NO. 15 DEPAUL 74, ST. JOHN’S 69 >> Sonya Morris had 17 points and 11 rebounds, and DePaul rallied for its sixth consecutive victory. NO. 17 MARYLAND 77, NO. 24 MICHIGAN 49 >> Blair Watson hit six 3-pointers and scored 20 points, helping Maryland to the road win. NO. 19 WEST VIRGINIA 68, TEXAS 63>> Tynice Martin scored 23 points, Kysre Gondrezick added 21 and West Virginia earned its ninth straight win. NO. 20 MISSOURI STATE 80, NORTHERN IOWA 66>> Abby Hipp scored 15 points for Missouri State on 7-of-10 shooting, and Alexa Willard finished with 12. NO. 21 ARKANSAS 90, MISSOURI 73>> Chelsea Dungee scored a season-high 38 points, powering Arkansas to the win. NO. 23 TENNESSEE 73, GEORGIA 56>> Rennia Davis scored 17 points, and balanced Tennessee earned its second straight victory.