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[QUOTE="Irishfan, post: 2672536, member: 4335"] I don’t think anyone will deny that the top Women’s College Basketball teams tend to get favorable treatment from the refs. It’s been that way for years, and will probably stay that way for many more. It’s good for the sport for the top teams to make it into the high profile games. The key is to become one of those “high profile” teams. Uconn has been there for years, prior to that it was tennessee. ND is getting there. Just look at the stats, how many teams had fewer fouls per game called against them than Uconn? Probably none, or at least no major conference teams. [/QUOTE]
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