The second day of the women's NCAA tournament tipped Saturday. Here's everything we learned from the 32 teams playing for a spot in the second round.
Jewel Spear pulls up and knocks down a triple from the top of the key for the Lady Volunteers. We're breaking down every game as the field is cut in half and 32 teams are eliminated. And be sure to check outAs the saying goes, time heals all wounds. At least, it did for Tennessee. Having two weeks to recover from the heartbreak of losing to the Gamecocks in the SEC tournament semifinals on's banked-in 3-pointer did the Lady Vols well. They dominated Green Bay.
, whose pro stock seems to be rising with every game, did whatever she wanted on her way to 26 points on 10-for-14 shooting in 29 minutes.The Lady Vols' rebounding dominance was not surprising against Green Bay. Tennessee's hot shooting was. Before the benches emptied with the game out of reach, Tennessee was shooting nearly 65% overall and 50% from 3-point territory. This from a team that was 43.0% and 31.9%, respectively, on the season.
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