Leads are so overrated. Day 2 of the NCAA women’s tournament was wild, with Baylor, Ohio State and Miami all coming back to win after being down 16 points or more. That’s the most in a single day of the women’s tournament, and it matches the record for the entire tournament that was set in 2017. Coming from behind has become Ohio State’s trademark, so the Buckeyes’ erasing a 16-point lead against James Madison was almost to be expected. Not to be outdone was Miami, which outscored Oklahoma State 42-24 in the second half as the Hurricanes stormed back from a 17-point deficit. And then came Baylor. It was held to a season-low four points in the first quarter by Alabama, and the game was so lopsided at one point Alabama’s Brittany Davis was single-handedly outscoring the Lady Bears. But sticking with the day’s theme, Baylor outscored Alabama 48-33 in…
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