Women’s basketball: UCLA and Stanford tied at halftime, 28-28

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Ninth-ranked UCLA has played third-ranked Stanford even through the first half of a Pacific 10 Conference women’s basketball game at Pauley Pavilion.

The Bruins, taking advantage of the absence of Stanford forward Nnemkadi Ogumike, are tied with the Cardinal, 28-28.

When the teams played in January, Stanford used several runs to blow out the Bruins, 64-38.

This time, the Bruins have never trailed by more than five points. And senior guard Darxia Morris has made three three-pointers, one that gave the Bruins the lead with just under five minutes left in the half and another with nine seconds remaining to tie the score.

More later at latimes.com/sports

--Gary Klein