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Women’s basketball cruises through Opening Statement, improves to 3-0

After a scrappy win against Rhode Island, the Lions found their rhythm, delivering a 20-point victory against Belmont.

By Lynn Fu / Deputy Photo Editor
The Lions will play their next two games against ranked opponents.
By Ajay Balaje and Evan Van Brunt • November 11, 2026 at 2:03 AM

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