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Colorado and Southern Cal women’s basketball make statements in Week 3 Power 10 rankings

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Week 1 of women’s college basketball was a thriller, and Week 2 was just as chaotic. Let’s get into Autumn Johnson’s latest Power 10 rankings and weekly awards.

Player of the Week

After her lights-out performance against Iowa, I’m choosing Kansas State center Ayoka Lee as my Player of the Week. The senior’s double-double — 22 points and 12 rebounds — took down the No. 2 Hawkeyes in their house.


Week 3 Power 10

1. South Carolina (Previous: 1)

The Gamecocks scored 114 points vs. Clemson en route to their third win of the season.

2. UCLA (4)

UCLA outlasted a tough Princeton defense on Friday to remain untouchable, 77-74.

3. Colorado (NR)

Since knocking down the reigning champs, the Buffs are still perfect, now at 5-0.

4. Southern California (NR)

The Trojans are undefeated with a quality win over FGCU, who frequents good runs in the NCAA postseason.

5. Stanford (8)

Surviving unranked Duke in overtime moves Stanford up.

6. UConn (5)

UConn bounced back against No. 20 Maryland, holding the Terps under 50 points.

7. LSU (3)

The Tigers tacked on a pair of wins over Southeastern Louisiana and Kent State this week. Their next opportunity to climb is in the SEC-ACC Challenge on Nov. 30.

8. Iowa (2)

Iowa slips down six rankings after suffering an upset to unranked Kansas State. But the Hawkeyes did bounce back Sunday with balanced scoring attack against a tough Drake team that recently defeated Iowa State.

9. Virginia Tech (7)

The Hokies’ only loss is from Iowa; Georgia Amoore broke the program assist record this week, dishing out 16 dimes against Houston Christian.

10. Utah (6)

The Utes took a hit this week, falling to No. 21 Baylor, 77-84.

Watch out for Florida State… The Noles are looking to break in with wins over two SEC foes.


Games to watch in Week 3

Gather the family around the TV, because you’re going to want all eyes glued to some very competitive games starting Thanksgiving Day.

All times in ET

UCLA vs. UConn | Nov. 24 | 7:30 p.m.

There’s madness going down in the Cayman Islands as UCLA will have its first ranked game against UConn. Charisma Osborne vs. Paige Bueckers is going to be a stellar guard matchup. 

Princeton vs. Oklahoma | Nov. 23 | 4 p.m. Princeton vs. Indiana | Nov. 25 | 11 a.m.

Princeton recently took UCLA to the wire, and now head down to Fort Myers to face more ranked opponents in Oklahoma and Indiana.

Tennessee vs. Indiana | Nov. 23 | 6 p.m. & Tennessee vs. Oklahoma | Nov. 25 | 1:30 p.m.

The injury bug is sprawling around Tennessee, but hopefully the Lady Vols can hold up against Indiana and Oklahoma down in Fort Myers as well. 

Colorado vs. NC State | Nov. 25 | 1 p.m.

Colorado faces NC State in the Virgin Islands on Saturday afternoon. I expect to see Jaylyn Sherrod and Saniya Rivers giving each other buckets all game long. 

Louisville vs. Gonzaga | Nov. 26 | 1 p.m.

Louisville has a touch matchup against Gonzaga down in Texas. The Truong twins and the Zags are looking to pull off their first upset of the year. 

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Dr. Lawrence Tetteh Urges Ghanaian Youth to Embrace Peace Ahead of December 7th Elections

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Rev. Dr. Lawrence Tetteh, a respected Ghanaian televangelist and founder of the Worldwide Miracle Outreach, has called on the youth to promote peace as the December 7th elections approach.

He made this appeal during a Peace Walk organized by Gospel musician and Pastor Sonnie Badu on Saturday, November 23, 2024. The walk, which started at Danquah Circle and ended at Independence Square in Accra, was part of activities leading up to the “Agromonti Rhythms of Africa – Peace Edition” concert.

Dr. Tetteh, known for his work promoting love, peace, and unity, highlighted Ghana’s unique bond of peaceful coexistence among people of different religions. He urged citizens to preserve this unity, saying, “Let us not break this bond of unity.”

He praised Sonnie Badu for using his music and messages to promote peace and encouraged the youth to follow his example. Dr. Tetteh reminded young people to act responsibly and avoid actions that could disrupt the peace during the elections.

The event ended with a heartfelt prayer from Dr. Tetteh, asking for peaceful elections with transparent results that all Ghanaians can trust and celebrate.

The Peace Walk is part of preparations for the “Agromonti Rhythms of Africa – Peace Edition” concert, scheduled for Friday, November 29, 2024, at Independence Square. The event is free and open to the public.

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