Baylor-Oregon State thread

[easttexastrash]

Sure hope your wrong about that. I want to believe that households in Washington and Oregon and in the PAC12 generally are going to move the needle up on that old Nielsen meter. Also, the sheer drama of the 4 in a row, 11 over all will they do it question will suck people in I'll betcha.

Nah...I am guessing that it will be one of the least watched in recent years. Fans like suspense and this FF will be void of that.

 

[RockyMTblue2]

Nah...I am guessing that it will be one of the least watched in recent years. Fans like suspense and this FF will be void of that.

So you, like, Dan Shauwhatever, are going to ignore the metrics pointed to by Kara a few days ago. If your argument were valid, then the NCAA viewing metrics should have been depressed from the get go. But they have been up - 46% up. Still, I know playoff viewership can be volatile. guess we'll have to wait it out.

 

[SCGamecock]

Mulkey reverted to the Odyssey Sims offensive game plan, which was to ask Jones to do it all by herself toward the end of the game. You would think she would have learned by now that isolating one player on each play is really not going to work. But, Mulkey is stubborn with that habit of trying to isolate one player and giving her the ball.

Next season Baylor will have 5 players on the floor who can score. Niya Johnson has been a great PG but when the competition has increased has proven to be an offensive liability.

Baylor would have been better off without Johnson on the floor last night since Mulkey wanted the ball in Jones' hands. We would have been better off with Prince and Wallace on the wings as they are both shooters. But instead, Mulkey puts the ball in Jones' hands and has Johnson, who is not an offensive threat, on the wing, basically leaving her with only 4 offensive threats.

I was rooting for y'all.. A PG that's afraid to shoot it in big games.... Trust me ETT, I feel your pain better than anyone else here.

 

[Plebe]

Nah...I am guessing that it will be one of the least watched in recent years. Fans like suspense and this FF will be void of that.

As we have learned in recent days, even UConn's blowouts rate higher than other teams' close games. So that lessens the need for guessing.