Blueballer
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At least it was more interesting than the last game these 2 played.
The fact that Cohen was an All-State performer in the state of SC and ended up in Texas really makes me sick to my stomach.
OK! Juicy makes sense.Her real name is Calveion.
I get the distinct feeling that Baylor is a tough matchup for Texas, is a better team, is better coached, or some of all of these.
The emergence of the Australian kid as a true force has totally changed the dynamic for Baylor. They pose major matchup problems for everyone now, UConn included. I like our favorite team’s chances to bring home#12, but it would be fine with me if someone along the way did us a Schoni Schimmel-like favor!
At least it was more interesting than the last game these 2 played.
Hmmm. In her post game on court interview, Duke's Lexie Brown was saying how great of a game they played and probably the best of the year. I guess her expectations are kinda low. So I am guessing that Lexie would disagree with you.It was also better than the previous broadcast game. FSU-Duke was really painful to watch. Neither team seemed to be on their A game, they both somehow managed to play poor offense and poor defense. Usually bad defense makes the offense look good and vice-versa.
I enjoyed the Baylor-Texas game. If White and Atkins had both stayed out of foul trouble the outcome might have been different. White actually looks good against mediocre competition, but against an elite center like Brown, she was obviously out of her depth.
Plus, Brooke McCarty and Kristy Wallace are just flat-out fun to watch. Neither one has an off switch as long as she's playing.
I'm with gamer in that Texas looked way better than the first time they played. If they meet a third time, they have a pretty good shot against Baylor.
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I'm sorry but I love this photo. It makes me laugh. Neither is impressed by the other and have the same looks on their faces.
Hmmm. In her post game on court interview, Duke's Lexie Brown was saying how great of a game they played and probably the best of the year. I guess her expectations are kinda low. So I am guessing that Lexie would disagree with you.
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I'm sorry but I love this photo. It makes me laugh. Neither is impressed by the other and have the same looks on their faces.
A lot of people in the Duke-FSU thread disagree, too. Maybe I just wasn't invested enough in the outcome.
I saw nothing exciting as I watched that game, so I was shocked by what she was saying.A lot of people in the Duke-FSU thread disagree, too. Maybe I just wasn't invested enough in the outcome.
I saw nothing exciting as I watched that game, so I was shocked by what she was saying.
This photo says so much! I contrast to what I see in the PAC12 coaching fraternity. After the game the PAC12 coaches shake hands, compliment each other and their teams. In the handshake line I see kids from opposing teams hugging each other, and same with coaches hugging opposing players. Such a different vibe. I should point out that the PAC12 coaches, in their press conferences, call out the excellent play of the opposing team, in a genuine display of respect.View attachment 28752
I'm sorry but I love this photo. It makes me laugh. Neither is impressed by the other and have the same looks on their faces.
This statement rings true to me: "If they end up a 2 seed they'll never get past the E8 because they have never had 2 tough games in any week, never mind 3 days." This is why I believe the NCAA Tournament will be a struggle for Baylor...not because they don't have great talent, but Baylor hasn't been in enough difficult games, plus, played enough great defensive programs this year.Baylor has beaten Texas twice but other than that their resume is Stanford minus McPhee, then #20Kentucky before we learned that they stunk, likewise WV, and Okl St. They remind me of a heavyweight boxer who is 25-0 with 22 knockouts that looks unbeatable until they get in the ring with an actual contender. If they end up a 2 seed they'll never get past the E8 because they have never had 2 tough games in any week, never mind 3 days.
Why are we still banging this drum? Baylor has played 9 games against top 25 teams according to Sagarin, going 8-1. Connecticut has 10 such games. Baylor has been tested and is ready for what might be thrown at them. I'm not guaranteeing a final four but the idea they won't make it because of a weak schedule is silly.This statement rings true to me: "If they end up a 2 seed they'll never get past the E8 because they have never had 2 tough games in any week, never mind 3 days." This is why I believe the NCAA Tournament will be a struggle for Baylor...not because they don't have great talent, but Baylor hasn't been in enough difficult games, plus, played enough great defensive programs this year.