Collier Leads USA's Dominant Win Over Hungary
Napheesa Collier spearheaded an offensive onslaught as the USA routed Hungary 108-56 in their FIBA Women's World Cup opener.
The Americans seized control early, building a commanding 24-point lead in the first quarter and never looking back. They held a 59-30 advantage at halftime and extended their lead to a staggering 46 points entering the fourth quarter, cementing a resounding victory.
USA's superiority was evident across the board, with their bench contributing 55 points and a 31-13 assist advantage. Collier led the charge with 19 points and 7 rebounds, while Rhyne Howard chipped in 15 points and 4 steals off the bench. Hungary, despite 11 points from Agnes Torok and 9 from Kinga Josepovits, struggled to keep pace, committing 26 turnovers.
This dominant performance provides significant momentum for the United States in the international tournament.