USC's JuJu Watkins is AP Women's Player of Year
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USC’s JuJu Watkins did more than enough to garner national acclaim.
From Los Angeles Daily News
Despite falling to the Betts-led Bruins in the Big Ten tournament championship, Watkins and USC entered March Madness as a No. 1 seed for a second straight year.
From The New York Times
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Southern California basketball star JuJu Watkins spoke for the first time since her season was cut short by a brutal knee injury in the second round of the NCAA Tournament.
Watkins was running the floor in transition and knocked into a Bulldogs player as she was driving to the basket in the first quarter.