Women’s college basketball power rankings: Louisville’s offense provides top-10 boost

Key Highlights

• The Red Raiders kept their undefeated record intact by ending a 31-game losing streak against Baylor.
• They won despite the Bears’ seemingly re-creating a Disney Channel original movie in the final minutes: Baylor brought in a limping Taliah Scott (who had missed the previous game) to help its offense, and she looked like Heather Burge from “Double Team,” drawing in the defense before kicking out to Yuting Deng for the go-ahead score. Unlike in the Disney movie, however, 52 seconds still remained, and Texas Tech regained the lead while Scott aggravated her injury. Two more Big 12 teams exited the weekend undefeated.
• TCU was the least surprising of the bunch — kudos to coach Mark Campbell for already making sustained success commonplace at the program that ended a 14-season tournament drought last year.
• Olivia Miles and Marta Suárez had twin triple-doubles in their first game of the week (it was the third in a row for Miles), and they comfortably handled Kansas State in the Big 12 opener as Miles turned more scorer than facilitator with 29 points. And then came Arizona State!
• It finished 10-22 a season ago but already has 14 wins and zero losses after beating Colorado on Sunday.