For the record 7. UConn has won two games I felt they would lose. If they win the the next predicted loss, then and only then will I be ready to flip-flop.
If you see me in a casino, you can out me for hypocrisy
UConn is much, much better than expected and Texas A & M is a queasy, uneasy head wearing the crown.
Texas A & M showed no fight, no pride, and absolutely no championship bearing.
I feel really bad for Sydney Carter. Another game like these past two and she will lose the respect and confidence of her teammates. It is very difficult to play, much less lead without those two vital elements.
Texas A & M got their rear ends spanked by Purdue and by UConn and all I am reading here on the Boneyard is what a class act Gary Blair is; What a great guy he is. If this was Gail Goestenkors, Brenda Frese, Joanne P. McCallie, Sylvia Hatchell, or any other coach lacking in favor among most of us here, they would be raked over the coals for poor coaching. Maybe Coach Blair and his players just had a bad stretch. It happens in basketball. It happens in all sports. However, I saw very little in the area of coaching tonight. No preparation, no adjustments, nothing. Yet he still commands the respect of most of us here. That was not an untalented team out there tonight. But it was a team totally unprepared. An uprepared team falls on the coach.
On the other side, Coach Auriemma, through 8 games, is enjoying his finest hour as a basketball coach. UConn executed tonight as if it was practice. And UConn put up 81 points on a team renowned for its tenacious defense. The fact that Texas A & M could not score did not surprise anyone.
I do not want to take anything away from UConn's victories over Stanford and Texas A & M. More than anything, I want to see competitive games among top teams.