UCLA Bruins Women's Basketball Team Prepares for Final Four Clash with UConn After Elite Eight Victory

The UCLA Bruins women's basketball team advances to the Final Four after defeating LSU, as they look forward to facing UConn.

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The UCLA Bruins women's basketball team overcame foul troubles for star Lauren Betts to win 76-62 against LSU in the Elite Eight. Timea Gardiner and other teammates filled the void during Betts’ absence, showcasing the team's depth. Coach Cori Close emphasized the role of teamwork as they prepare to challenge UConn in the Final Four, aiming for their first title since 1978. Amidst the excitement in women's basketball, other sports see Miami Heat extending their winning streak to six, despite key player absences, while the Pistons prepare for the Thunder amidst player suspensions.

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The Celtics faced a disappointing loss after a strong season stretch, as their nine-game winning streak was halted by the Miami Heat, highlighting the need for strategic adjustments moving into the postseason.
Jaylen Brown's performance has shown steady improvement, despite ongoing challenges with his knee injury, reflecting the team's resilience as they prepare for playoff action.
Coach Joe Mazzulla's strategy of resting key players like Kristaps Porzingis and Al Horford before the playoffs indicates a focus on long-term success over short-term victories.

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