UConn secured a 67-59 victory over Oklahoma in the NCAA tournament’s first round. This win marks their 13th consecutive tournament victory, tying the record set by the 1991-93 Duke Blue Devils since the tournament expanded in 1985. The No. 8 seed Huskies led by up to 10 points in the first half but faced a comeback from the No. 9 seed Oklahoma. With just over three minutes left and no field goals, UConn was up by only one point. Alex Karaban then made a crucial 3-pointer, helping UConn maintain their lead. UConn is one of only three programs to win back-to-back national titles and will face Florida next, aiming to break the tournament’s consecutive victory record.
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