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No. 19 Ole Miss women pull away from North Alabama in second half, win 72-51 as Richard scores 17

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The Associated Press. (2026, November 6). No. 19 Ole Miss women pull away from North Alabama in second half, win 72-51 as Richard scores 17. Toronto Star. https://www.thestar.com/sports/basketball/no-19-ole-miss-women-pull-away-from-north-alabama-in-second-half-win-72-51-as-richard-scores-17/article_c1808b29-44c7-593b-8d4e-f4a0fd05f2b7.html

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Jada Richard led Ole Miss with 17 points as they defeated North Alabama 72-51 in a college women's basketball game on Thursday night. The Rebels, ranked No. 19, struggled early but pulled away in the second half thanks to strong performances from Jaida Civil and Doneelah Washington, who scored 15 and 13 points respectively. North Alabama, trailing after halftime, saw their deficit grow due to Ole Miss' improved shooting percentage of 68% in the second half compared to just 32% at halftime.
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On November 3, No. 19 Ole Miss women's basketball team won a match against North Alabama with a score of 72-51. Despite starting slowly and trailing at halftime, the Rebels pulled ahead in the second half thanks to key performances by Jada Richard (who scored 17 points), Jaida Civil (with 15 points), and Doneelah Washington (scoring 13). The game was marked by North Alabama's high turnover rate of 30, which contributed significantly to their loss. Ole Miss improved their shooting percentage dramatically from the first half (32%) to the second (68%), securing a decisive victory in the final quarter.

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Mississippi North Alabama OXFORD Ole Miss Rebels

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Rebels ORG · 3× Mississippi GPE · 2× North Alabama GPE · 2× Ole Miss ORG · 2× Amy Kurkowski PERSON · 1× Doneelah Washington PERSON · 1× Jada Richard PERSON · 1× Jaida Civil PERSON · 1× Miss. GPE · 1× OXFORD GPE · 1×

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OXFORD, Miss. (AP) — Jada Richard scored 17 points and No. 19 Ole Miss overcame a sluggish start to pull away from North Alabama for a 72-51 win on Thursday night. Jaida Civil had 15 points and Doneelah Washington 13 for the Rebels (2-0), who trailed 14-11 after one quarter and 27-25 at the half.
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OXFORD, Miss. (AP) — Jada Richard scored 17 points and No. 19 Ole Miss overcame a sluggish start to pull away from North Alabama for a 72-51 win on Thursday night. Jaida Civil had 15 points and Doneelah Washington 13 for the Rebels (2-0), who trailed 14-11 after one quarter and 27-25 at the half. asserted
who → score → half
Amy Kurkowski had 11 points for the Lions (0-2), who lost their opener at Mississippi State 68-27. asserted
who → have → State
Emma Deste had 13 rebounds as the visitors had a 36-29 edge on the boards. asserted
visitors → have → boards
But they also had 30 turnovers. asserted
they → have → turnovers
The Rebels didn’t take the lead for good until Talaysia Cooper hit a 3-pointer that made it 33-31 early in the second half. asserted
it → take → half
Civil had four free throws in a 7-0 run that pushed it to 48-38. asserted
that → have → 48
Mississippi scored the last three points of the third quarter and the first 13 of the fourth to put the game away, making it 64-39. asserted
it → score → game
Ole Miss shot 32% in the first half and 68% in the second. asserted
Miss → shoot → second
The Rebels had 16 points in the paint before the break and double that after. asserted
Rebels → have → break
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