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Golf Week · May 27, 2015

Stanford sinks top-seeded USC for shot at national title

Stanford's Casey Danielson during Tuesday's match play at the 2015 Women's NCAA Championship at The Concession in Bradenton, Fla. ( Tracy Wilcox ) BRADENTON, Fla. – Under normal NCAA circumstances, Andrea Gaston’s USC team would’ve won its fourth national championship on Memorial Day and been on a bird back to L.A. Instead, as Gaston prepared to give her thoughts on her team’s semifinal loss and the NCAA’s shiny new match-play format, a celebration erupted in a nearby tent.

Baylor had defeated Duke in an epic playoff between freshmen ranked 410th and 234th.

“You’ve got two teams that have never won a national championship that are in the finals tomorrow,” Gaston said. “So there you go.”

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