Sabrina Ionescu dominating Team U.S.A. in Oregon Ducks colors have college hoops fans reacting: "Still owns all of them"

New York Liberty star Sabrina Ionescu is considered one of the greatest shooters in women's basketball. In college, however, she made history by leading Oregon to a 93-86 upset over Team USA stacked with WNBA All-Stars. Ionescu scored 30 points in the stunning victory.

That Team USA squad featured WNBA stalwarts Sue Bird and Diana Taurasi, but was missing key pieces like 2019 WNBA MVP Elena Delle Donne, who was out with an injury, as well as Las Vegas Aces forward A'ja Wilson, who was out due to a death in her family.

Despite being ranked No. 1, Oregon's upset over a team filled with WNBA superstars had many fans buzzing, with many praising Sabrina Ionescu.

"She still owns all of them to this day 🤣," one fan pointed out, especially with her New York Liberty being the reigning WNBA champions.

"Covid really robbed Sabrina of getting her natty," another fan noted.

"That team was set to win it all!!" added another commenter.

Meanwhile, some people who claimed to have watched the game recalled how thrilling it went down.

"I was there that was fun! 🔥," one person claimed.

"Best game I ever watched in person!! 🦆🦆🦆🦆" one Oregon Ducks fan stated.

"She was going crazy," another hoops fan pointed out.

Hoops fans react to Sabrina Ionescu leading Oregon to victory vs. USA Basketball in 2020 (source: IG/ ballislifewbb)

Ionescu only had five points in the first half, with Team USA leading most of the game. However, the future New Yok Liberty star erupted for 20 points in the third quarter, shifting momentum to Oregon and fueling the upset win.

How good was Sabrina Ionescu for the Oregon Ducks in college?

Sabrina graduated from high school as the No. 4-ranked player from the Class of 2016, choosing Oregon as her college of choice. Once in Eugene, she made an immediate impact as a freshman, leading the Ducks to a PAC-12 title.

She continued her dominance as a sophomore, averaging 19.2 points and 7.8 assists per game and leading the Ducks to their third straight PAC-12 title. This continued in her junior year, with Ionescu finally leading Oregon to its first-ever Final Four appearance in 2018.

As a senior, she surpassed the 2,000 points, 800 assists mark and was collecting awards left and right, including becoming the AP Player of the Year, Naismith College Player of the Year and USBWA National Player of the Year.