No. 4 UCLA women continue to look like national title threats after convincing win over No. 17 USC

Betts was a huge part of UCLA's dominance in the paint, outscoring the Trojans, 42-10. UCLA also outrebounded USC, 46-26, while shooting 53% from the field.

As impressive as Betts was, she was not the only one getting in on the fun as four of UCLA's five starters scored in double figures, led by senior guard Gianna Kneepkens (15 points, 2-of-4 3PT). While the Bruins only made four threes the entire game, Kneepkens hit two of them, including this corner triple late in the opening half.

This is clearly not the same USC team without star JuJu Watkins, who is still recovering from a torn right ACL during last season's NCAA Tournament. However, the Trojans entered Saturday with three ranked wins and suffered each of their three defeats to ranked opponents, so they still posed a challenge for the Bruins regardless.

UCLA took care of business and once again proved why it could be playing for a national title, especially with the balanced offense and ferocious defense it displayed against the Trojans.