Editors note: Charlie Creme, Graham Hays and Mechelle Voepel each vote to determine espnWs national player of the week, which is awarded every week of the womens college basketball season.Everything else takes a backseat when a matchup between the nations No. 1 and No. 2 teams arrives.That includes one individual 50-point performance and another 44-point showing.Yes, Connecticut vs. Notre Dame earned top billing this past Wednesday, and when one player puts on a performance like UConns Gabby Williams did, in a game of that magnitude, in South Bend, she deserves top honors. Williams is the espnW national player of the week.Williams was the catalyst when the Huskies beat the Fighting Irish 72-61 for their 83rd straight win. Williams totaled 19 points, 12 rebounds, six assists and five steals. The junior forward impacted the biggest game of the year in every way possible, from spearheading UConns pressure, to setting up teammates, to controlling the lane largely from the high post.Her performance Wednesday even elicited the rare December complement from coach Geno Auriemma, who referred to Williams game as magnificent.At 5-foot-11, Williams would be an undersized post player on any other team, but at UConn, she is a mismatch for bigger players because of her quickness, versatility and athleticism.That doesnt always translate to points. Williams had just six in Sundays win at Kansas State, but she led the Huskies with 10 rebounds and handed out five assists, all while battling with the Wildcats biggest and best player, 6-foot-5 Breanna Lewis.Williams jump in production (10.8 PPG and 7.7 RPG this season, from 8.8 PPG and 5.6 RPG in 2015-16) and pronounced increase in confidence in the Huskies system is a big reason why Connecticut has quickly gone from one of the contenders for the national title to the favorite to win a fifth straight.And ... we see you, Pac-12. Kristine Anigwe scored 50 against Sacramento State on Thursday, and Washingtons Kelsey Plum became the Pac-12s all-time leading scorer while scoring 30 and 44 points in her last two games.Also considered: Kristine Anigwe, California; Mehryn Kraker, Green Bay; Kelsey Plum, Washington; Katie Lou Samuelson, ConnecticutPrevious winners: Notre Dames Ogunbowale (Nov. 21) | Virginia Techs Hicks (Nov. 28) | Dukes Greenwell (Dec. 5) Wholesale Hurricanes Jerseys . 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Fraser-Pryce had the fastest time in the first round Friday in 10.96 seconds.But dont hand her that crown just yet. She still has to make it out of the semifinals and hold off a talented field in the final.Anybody can be beat. Anything can happen on any day, said American sprinter Tianna Bartoletta, one of five women to crack 10.8 seconds this year. You dont go into a race thinking about how to beat a specific person. You go into a race thinking about how to conquer yourself and execute your perfect race.The 29-year-old Fraser-Pryce, who was the flag bearer for the Jamaicans at the opening ceremony, won the 100 at the world championships in Beijing last August.When you have five girls who can run 10.7 and better, its going to be a good race, American sprinter English Gardner said. I definitely foresee a fast time in this final. If I could take a wild guess, Id say someoones going to run 10.dddddddddddd6 and hopefully its me. 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