STORRS, Conn. — Maya Moore and her Connecticut teammates don't like to look at the scoreboard. It might make them complacent.

Moore scored 20 points as Connecticut overwhelmed Vermont, 84-42, last night in a rematch of last year's first-round NCAA tournament game.

Tina Charles added 18 points and nine rebounds for the Huskies (7-0), who beat the Catamounts 104-65 in March on their way to a sixth national title, have won 46 consecutive games, and 44 in a row at home. All seven wins this season have come by at least 25 points, and with an average margin of victory of 46 points.

"The thing that makes us different is the details we carry out every possession, regardless of the score," Moore said.

Courtney Pilypaitis led Vermont (4-1) with 20 points.

NO. 11 DUKE 83, NO. 3 OHIO STATE 67

Jasmine Thomas scored 24 of her career-high 29 points during the second half and the host Blue Devils (6-1) routed the Buckeyes (8-1) in the ACC-Big Ten Challenge.

NO. 22 MICHIGAN STATE 72, NO. 4 NORTH CAROLINA 66

Allyssa DeHaan scored all of her 14 points in the second half, including a jumper with 2:11 left for a 65-64 lead that the host Spartans (5-2) never lost in beating the Tar Heels (6-1) in the ACC/Big Ten Challenge.

NO. 9 XAVIER 80, MIDDLE TENNESSEE 63

Ta'Shia Phillips had 20 points and 20 rebounds for her fourth double-double of the season and the Musketeers (6-0) raced to a 30-13 lead and never looked back in routing the Blue Raiders (3-3) to match the best start in their history.

DIVISION II WOMEN

WESTERN WASHINGTON 80, HAWAI'I-HILO 46

Amanda Dunbar scored 17 points, Willow Cabe had 15 and Jessica Summer 12, powering the host Vikings (5-0), who led from start to finish, over the Vulcans (2-3) in a Division II women's game at Bellingham, Wash. Kayce Kirihara scored 14 points to lead UHH, which trailed 42-17 at halftime.

RANKED MEN

NO. 2 TEXAS 69, USC 50

Damion James scored 19 points, including 15 in the first half en route to a 33-27 lead, and the visiting Longhorns (6-0) never let the Trojans (2-3) get closer than four points the rest of the way in defending their highest ranking in school history.

TEXAS TECH 99, NO. 12 WASHINGTON 92

John Roberson scored 25 points and the host Red Raiders withstood an official review at the end of regulation that took away a 3-pointer to beat the Huskies (5-1) in overtime and start a season 8-0 for the first time since 1929.

DIVISION II MEN

HAWAI'I PACIFIC 72, LA VERNE 63

C.J. Jackson had 29 points and 11 rebounds, Mike Helton added 17 points and Nile Finney had 13, leading the host Sea Warriors (2-2) past the Leopards (1-1) at McCabe Gym. Jackson made 13 of 14 field-goal attempts for the Sea Warriors, who led 29-25 at halftime. John Leggett scored 13 points, Austin Napolitano and Trevor Woodland each had 11, and Billy Nicolini 10 for the Leopards.