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Women’s Basketball: No. 17 Ohio State collapses in the second half, falls to No. 4 UConn 87-55

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Forward Kylee Kitts (1) shoots the ball. Ohio State lost to the Huskies 87-55 on Nov. 12, 2026. Credit: Cassandra D'Angelo | Sports Photo Editor. Forward Sydney Mobley (0), guard Ava Watson (5), guard Kennedy Cambridge (3), guard Jaloni Cambridge (22) and guard Bryn Martin (8) during "Carmen Ohio". Ohio State lost to the Huskies 87-55 on Nov. 12, 2026. Credit: Cassandra D'Angelo | Sports Photo Editor. "Block O" members cheer while painted with "U CAN'T" on their bodies. Ohio State lost to the Huskies 87-55 on Nov. 12, 2026. Credit: Cassandra D'Angelo | Sports Photo Editor. Forward Adriana Díaz (29) shoots a 3-pointer. Ohio State lost to the Huskies 87-55 on Nov. 12, 2026. Credit: Cassandra D'Angelo | Sports Photo Editor. Guard Jaloni Cambridge (22) shoots the ball over UConn forward Sarah Strong (21). Ohio State lost to the Huskies 87-55 on Nov. 12, 2026. Credit: Cassandra D'Angelo | Sports Photo Editor.

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