Many have already put their money on JuJu Watkins breaking Caitlin Clark’s NCAA records right behind her. However, what many wouldn’t know is that there was one record that Clark couldn’t break and perhaps, the 6’2″ guard on the Trojans roster is on a mission to grab it. While Caitlin Clark swept the NCAA all-time scoring title this year, Watkins is on her way to stealing the All-Time Freshman D1 scoring list. After her 74-70 win against Baylor in the Sweet-16 round, the No. 12 Trojan left Kelsey Mitchell behind to grab the No. 2 spot on the list.

In her post-match on-court interview Watkins reflected on what it feels like to manifest bringing USC to the NCAA and leading them to Elite Eight in 30 years. She said, “This is the moment I’ve dreamed of. I didn’t think it’d happen so fast, honestly. I’m just glad that I’m able to be a part of this team. It’s so special. It’s just a testament to what can happen if you follow your dreams. So, I’m just here, living proof of that.”

After today’s game against Baylor, JuJu stands at 891 career points. She is set to break Tina Hutchinson’s 1984 record in her Elite Eight competition against the Huskies. In fact, she only requires 7 points to get to the San Diego State’s forward. Something, the 26.9 points averaging hooper can easily achieve in one game. Obviously, given that she at her best health. Tina Hutchinson currently holds this record with 898 points, something she achieved four decades ago.

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But looks like the motivated hooper is playing all of her cards right and is also fulfilling the expectations fans have from her.

Is JuJu Watkins the next sensation for the NCAA WBB?

The freshman leaped her way through the floor and grabbed multiple unexpected buckets. Her playing style is hugely established as that of men’s with many NBA legends complementing her. Earlier this year, Watkins also took the USC freshman record for most points scored in a season. Additionally, she is also one of the top contenders for this year’s NPOY award. While it is tough for a freshman to grab the honor, especially with Caitlin Clark as the projected favorite, JuJu Watkins is no short of fans.

Further, in her game against the Bears, she seemed to have unleashed her inner beast. The one-woman army grabbed 30 points by shooting 12 of her 13 free throws. She also contributed to the total with 4 assists, 4 blocks, 2 threes, and 6 boards. Seemingly, women’s college basketball has found its next superstar before Clark even left. Do you believe that she is going to reign the NCAA WBB next year? Tell us in the comments below.

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