STORRS, Conn. -- Even when Maya Moore has a slow night, she does things quickly.
For the first time this season, and just the third time in 66 career games at Connecticut, Moore didn't reach double digits in scoring Tuesday. That Moore mustered just eight points on 2-of-9 shooting (she did hit double figures in rebounding for the 15th time in 28 games this season) mattered little against Villanova. The Huskies still breezed to a 74-47 win and clinched at least a share of the Big East championship for the 17th time since 1989.
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