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On the first day of the Rainbow Wahine Classic hosted by Hawaii, No. 4 Stanford shocked No. 1 Baylor beating the Lady Bears 71-69 and ending the defending national champion’s win streak at 42. Toni Kokenis sealed the win in the last 10 seconds by making two free throws. Baylor called a timeout with 4.2 seconds left and when play resumed got the ball to senior center Brittney Griner who missed an 8-foot shot attempt.
The Lady Bears played most of the game without starting point guard Odyssey Sims who pulled a hamstring early in the first half and only saw four minutes of action. Stanford led at the half, 31-29.
“I wouldn’t say it was a well played game but give credit to Stanford,” said Baylor head coach Kim Mulkey. “They knocked down shots, they hit threes, they came out on fire. I thought when we went down 14 we had an opportunity there to either fold…or compete and with Odyssey Sims out of the game, I thought we competed. I thought we put two freshman on the floor that played quite a bit and we had an opportunity at the end of the game to tie it or win. We didn’t defend very well today and we got to get back and play again tomorrow.”
Four Stanford players finished in double figures. Chiney Ogwumike led her team with 18 points and eight rebounds. Taylor Greenfield scored 16 points. Toni Kokenis had 15 points and Joslyn Tinkle scored 11 points and pulled down four rebounds. Mikaela Ruef grabbed 12 rebounds for the Cardinal.
Stanford held Griner to just four points in 1st half. She finished with 22. Odyssey Sims only played 4 minutes in loss to Stanford. Sims has a pulled left hamstring.
The loss marked Baylor’s first regular season non-conference loss since a 65-64 defeat at UConn on Nov. 16, 2010. Overall, Baylor’s last loss was March 29, 2011 in the NCAA regional semifinals in Dallas to Texas A&M .
Hawaii faces Tennessee-Martin in the second game of the day. The remaining tournament schedule:
Saturday, Nov. 17
4:30 pm – Tennessee-Martin vs. No. 1 Baylor
7:00 pm – Hawai’i vs. No. 4 Stanford
Sunday, Nov. 18
2:30 pm – Hawai’i vs. Baylor
5:00 pm – No. 4 Stanford vs. Tennessee-Martin
Notes
Stanford shot 50.9 percent from the floor, snapping Baylor’s 217 game streak of holding teams to under 50 percent, the streak dated back to March 25, 2006, against Maryland.
Stanford snapped Baylor’s 42-game win streak which ranked No. 5 all-time.
Stanford also ended UConn’s NCAA record 90-game run in 2011.
Baylor was 0-3 vs. Kentucky and 2-14 vs. Stanford from 3-point range.
Brittney Griner’s 2,498 career points ranks No. 2 on Baylor’s career scoring list, passing Sophia Young’s 2,476.
[<a href=”//storify.com/hoopfeed/no-4-stanford-upsets-no-1-baylor-71-69″ target=”_blank”>View the story “No. 4 Stanford upsets No. 1 Baylor 71-69” on Storify</a>]<br /> <h1>No. 4 Stanford upsets No. 1 Baylor 71-69</h1> <h2></h2> <p>Storified by Hoopfeed.com · Fri, Nov 16 2012 19:36:10</p> <div>Photo Gallery</div> <div>#HawaiiSmiles #gostanford RT @sejjie21: Arrived in Honolulu! http://instagr.am/p/SB626ZQLU4/Stanford WBasketball</div> <div>In Hawaii but still working on our b-ball game! #getbetter #gostanford http://pic.twitter.com/PK8HV2AtStanford WBasketball</div> <div>Lady Bears coming to pregame in style. http://pic.twitter.com/BxVtA23MBaylor Lady Bears</div> <div>Starters for #Stanford – Tinkle (C), Ogwumike (F), Ruef (F), Kokenis (G), Orrange (G) #StanfordBaylor #NCAAWStanford WBasketball</div> <div>Starters for #Baylor – Griner (C), Williams (F), Sims (G), Madden (G), Hayden (G) #StanfordBaylor #NCAAWStanford WBasketball</div> <div>Good group of Baylor fans her at Hawai’i’s Stan Sheriff Center.Baylor Lady Bears</div> <div>#1 BU leads #4 Stanford 9-7 at the 15:40 mark of the 1st half. Jordan Madden leads with four, Sims’ just nailed a trey.Baylor Lady Bears</div> <div>Ogwumike hits the first 3 of her career with the shot clock at 1. Stanford up 10-9 #NCAAWStanford WBasketball</div> <div>BU calls timeout at Stanford leads 20-11 with 10:40 left in first half.Baylor Lady Bears</div> <div>Greenfield hits a 24-footer and its 23-11 Stanford with 9:20 to go in the half #NCAAWStanford WBasketball</div> <div>8:13 left in first half, Stanford leads BU 23-11. Cardinal shooting 50% while limiting BU to 29.4%.Baylor Lady Bears</div> <div>Madden misses a bunny and Stanford with the rebound. Things just really going the Cardinal’s way right now #NCAAWStanford WBasketball</div> <div>3:46 left in first half in Hawai’i, Stanford 27, BU 19. Stanford leads on the boards 18-10. Madden and Williams each with six points.Baylor Lady Bears</div> <div>Bears are on a 12-1 run since the 5:18 mark #NCAAWStanford WBasketball</div> <div>Baylor ended the half on a 16-4 run over the final 5:18. #NCAAWStanford WBasketball</div> <div>Odyssey Sims suffered a hamstring injury early in first half, doubtful she’ll return to the game.Baylor Lady Bears</div> <div>Stanford was up by as much as 14.Griner held to 4p, 4rOgwumike 9p,3rGreenfield 8pKokenis helped vs pressureRosalyn Gold-Onwude</div> <div>First time BU’s trailed at the half since a 35-30 deficit in Waco to Texas Tech on 2/18/12, trailed at the half 3 times last season.Baylor Lady Bears</div> <div>First time BU’s trailed at the half since a 35-30 deficit in Waco to Texas Tech on 2/18/12, trailed at the half 3 times last season.Baylor Lady Bears</div> <div>Halftime: Stanford 31, Baylor 29 http://j.mp/T6ssgt #ncaawHoopfeed.com</div> <div>With her 7 pts., Griner is now BU’s second all-time scorer, passing Sophia Young.Baylor Lady Bears</div> <div>Odyssey Sims pulled a hamstring during game, not playing at the moment, in locker room #ncaawHoopfeed.com</div> <div>KEY FACTOR, makes big diff for Baylor RT @hoopfeed: Odyssey Sims pulled a hamstring during game, not playing at the moment, in locker roomRosalyn Gold-Onwude</div> <div>Kokenis draws the shooting foul on Madden, goes to the line for 2. Hits both. 37-33 Stanford, 16:23 left #NCAAWStanford WBasketball</div> <div>Griner with another bucket and its 40-39 Stanford, 13:50 to go #NCAAWStanford WBasketball</div> <div>Greenfield hits another 3. 4-5 from 3…Kokenis tries the drive again… Griner swats it. First block of game for BG…Rosalyn Gold-Onwude</div> <div>Screaming at the top of my lungs!!! #NerdNationNnemkadi Ogwumike</div> <div>VanDerveer calls timeout with 8:38 to go, Stanford up 52-49 #NCAAWStanford WBasketball</div> <div>Mikaela Ruef leads all with 10 rebounds #NCAAWStanford WBasketball</div> <div>Stanford shooting 58% from 3pt w/ 7 3’s & 46% from the field..Baylor has no Sims..if the Card can’t beat them tonight not sure anyone willLaChina Robinson</div> <div>Griner called for the foul on Kokenis. Kokenis to the line for 2 FTs #NCAAWStanford WBasketball</div> <div>Griner just scored on a triple team..YikesLaChina Robinson</div> <div>Baylor takes the lead over Stanford, 60-58, 5:10 2nd half #ncaawHoopfeed.com</div> <div>O. Sims is invaluable to Baylor much like Griner. She has her hand on much of the teams offense through scoring, assists, & DEFENSE.Rosalyn Gold-Onwude</div> <div>Tie game: 60 all, 3:55 left Baylor and Stanford #ncaawHoopfeed.com</div> <div>Amber Orrange puts Stanford up by 2, 64-62 over Baylor, 2:17 left #ncaawHoopfeed.com</div> <div>Tied again, 66 all, 1:20 left, Baylor vs Stanford. #ncaawHoopfeed.com</div> <div>9.7 secs left, Stanford up by 1 over Baylor, 70-69 #ncaawHoopfeed.com</div> <div>Timeout Baylor with :04.2 left. BU trails 71-69. BU ball.Baylor Lady Bears</div> <div>4.2 secs left, Baylor calls a timeout, Stanford up by 2, 71-69 #ncaawHoopfeed.com</div> <div>UPSET!!! No. 4 Stanford defeats No. 1 Baylor, 71-69 http://j.mp/T6ssgt #ncaawHoopfeed.com</div> <div>Chiney Ogwumike 18 pts/8 rebs, Taylor Greenfield 16 pts, Toni Kokenis 15 pts, Joslyn Tinkle 11 pts/4 rebs, Mikaela Ruef 12 rebs #ncaawHoopfeed.com</div> <div>@BaylorWBB Coach Kim Mulkey told me Monday a loss would help teach her team. I know she never wants to lose but adversity will help Bears.Holly Rowe</div> <div>Call ’em the Streakbusters. @StanfordWBB ends #1 Baylor’s 42-game winning streak, two years after ending UConn’s 90-game streak #gostanfordStanford Athletics</div> <div>Stanford’s Tara VandeVeer had best plan all last year vs Griner. This win is no fluke or surprise. Just wish it had been on TV!!! @espnwbbHolly Rowe</div> <div>Remaining sched for Rainbow Wahine Classic, Hawaii vs. Tenn-Martin tonight http://j.mp/T5wQME 2 more days of games #ncaawHoopfeed.com</div>
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So proud of young Stanford team stepping up only one Senior). Usally takes Card couple of months to come together. Thanks for posting all of this including this which made me giggle “starting center Odyssey Sims”. Hope she is okay soon.
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