TOP 25 ROUNDUP \ Women's college hoops

No. 8 Oklahoma 80, New Mexico 58
OKLAHOMA CITY -- Courtney Paris scored a school-record 43 points and grabbed 25 rebounds, helping Oklahoma bounce back from its first loss. The 6-foot-4 sophomore All-America center broke the Oklahoma single-game scoring record of 40 points Phylesha Whaley set against Arkansas in March 1999. Paris matched the second-best rebounding game in school history, missing her own school record by one. She completed her 39th straight double-double with 4:18 left in the first half, the second time this season she's had a first-half double-double and the sixth time in her career. Paris joined Baylor's Danielle Cockrum as the only Big 12 Conference player ever to have at least 40 points and 20 rebounds in a game. Cockrum did it against Texas A & amp;M in January 2001. Paris also set a Big 12 record for field goals in a game, finishing 20-of-26. Oklahoma (10-1) ended Lobos' nine-game winning streak. Oklahoma had its 23-game regular-season winning streak snapped by Ohio State on Dec. 20. Dionne Marsh led New Mexico (10-3) with 20 points, but went 5-of-19 from the field as the Lobos shot 26.2 percent. Julie Briody added 13 points and Katie Montgomery 10.
No. 1 Maryland 86, Marist 60
COLLEGE PARK, Md. -- Newcomer Sa'de Wiley-Gatewood scored eight of her career-high 17 points during a 25-6 first-half run, and Maryland rolled past Marist. Marissa Coleman scored 15 points, and Crystal Langhorne and Kristi Toliver had 11 apiece for the Terrapins (14-0), who finished with a 42-24 rebounding advantage. The defending national champions have won 21 straight, the longest active streak in the nation. Meg Dahlman led Marist (9-4) with 12 points and Julianne Viani had 11.
No. 2 North Carolina 93,Tennessee Tech 52
CHAPEL HILL, N.C. -- Camille Little scored 20 points to lead five North Carolina players in double figures against Tennessee Tech. LaToya Pringle had 13 points and a career-high 13 rebounds for the Tar Heels (15-0). Rashanda McCants scored 16 points, Alex Miller had 11, and Ivory Latta added 10 points and eight assists. Kristina Tyler and Kendall Cavin scored 13 points apiece to lead Tennessee Tech (2-10).
No. 4 Tennessee 78, Notre Dame 54
KNOXVILLE, Tenn. -- Candace Parker had 22 points and 10 rebounds and Shannon Bobbitt had a season-high 17 points to lead Tennessee over Notre Dame. Sidney Spencer added 17 points for the Lady Vols (12-1), who open Southeastern Conference play at home against Alabama on Wednesday. Charel Allen scored 16 points to lead Notre Dame (9-4), which fell to 0-18 in the series with Tennessee.
No. 6 LSU 61, Louisiana Tech 44
NEW ORLEANS -- Sylvia Fowles had 18 points and 10 rebounds, and LSU extended its winning streak to eight games. Ashley Thomas and Quianna Chaney scored 11 points apiece for LSU (13-1). Ty Moore led the Lady Techsters (5-8) with 14 points and was the only Louisiana Tech player in double figures.
No. 9 Baylor 94, Prairie View A & amp;M 50
WACO, Texas -- Bernice Mosby scored 21 points and Latara Darrett added 18 to lead Baylor in its rout of Prairie View A & amp;M. Angela Tisdale and Danielle Wilson scored 12 points each, and Jhasmin Player had 10 to help the Lady Bears (13-1) stretch their winning streak to 10 games. Candice Thomas and Angel Smith scored 11 points apiece for Prairie View A & amp;M (2-9).
No. 11 Georgia 82, Brown 69
SAN DIEGO -- Tasha Humphrey scored a season-high 27 points and led a second-half surge that lifted Georgia past Brown in the Surf 'N Slam third-place game. Humphrey made 12 of 15 from the field for the Bulldogs (12-2), who got 20 points from Cori Chambers and 16 from Janese Hardrick. Lena McAfee led Brown (2-10) with 19 points, and Ashley King-Bischof and Megan McCahill scored 12 apiece.
No. 12 Vanderbilt 89, Princeton 74
NASHVILLE, Tenn. -- Dee Davis scored 18 points to lead Vanderbilt past Princeton. Carla Thomas added 14 points and Liz Sherwood had 12 for the Commodores (12-1), who shot 58 percent en route to a 53-35 lead at halftime. Meagan Cowher, daughter of Pittsburgh Steelers coach Bill Cowher, scored 21 points to lead Princeton (5-8), which shot 42 percent for the game.
No. 18 California 65, Arizona 48
BERKELEY, Calif. -- Devanei Hampton and Rama N'Diaye keyed a run of 16 straight points in the first half and California held Arizona scoreless for more than seven minutes. Keanna Levy led the way for the Golden Bears (10-3, 2-2 Pac-10) with a career-high 17 points, including four 3-pointers. Lauren Greif also hit four 3-pointers for 12 points as Cal shot 9-for-14 from long range. Ashley Whisonant scored 18 points and Jessica Arnold added 12 for the Wildcats (6-9, 0-3)
No. 19 DePaul 77, Chicago St. 71
CHICAGO -- Caprice Smith had 23 points and nine rebounds to help DePaul defeat Chicago State. Allie Quigley added 19 points and five assists, and Jenna Rubino had 15 points on 3-for-4 shooting from 3-point range for the Blue Demons (11-3). Zondranika Williams led Chicago State (4-11) with 18 points and six assists.
No. 23 Arkansas 66, Saint Louis 59
ST. LOUIS -- Brittney Vaughn had 13 points, 10 assists and nine rebounds, and Arkansas overcame an eight-point second-half deficit to defeat Saint Louis. Lauren Ervin had 12 points and 14 rebounds and Sarah Pfeifer added 13 points for Arkansas (15-1), which has won eight straight and is off to the best start in school history. Theresa Lisch led Saint Louis (8-6) with 19 points and eight rebounds.
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