Wish the best for Natalie. However, GW is Jen Rizzotti's team and one of her assistants, that she brought from UHart (Jackie Smith) is a personal friend. So, I'm rooting for GW. Hoping Jen can bring this team up from mediocrity, in a few short years.Today, George Mason faces George Washington in the A10 tournament. GW has defeated GM the last twelve times, including two times this season. The game is at two and there will be a live broadcast free on the George Mason website.
Great point! It would be great to see them make a nice run in the WNIT no matter what happens today vs. GW. Hmm. GM vs. GW. I can see where it might get confusing! LOL...At 23-8 wouldnt George Mason be a pick by the WNIT for their tournament?
True. Not to be defensive, but I did say "might."At 23-8 wouldnt George Mason be a pick by the WNIT for their tournament?
I think that's a real possibility.At 23-8 wouldnt George Mason be a pick by the WNIT for their tournament?
At 23-8 wouldnt George Mason be a pick by the WNIT for their tournament?
GW wins at the foul line in 4Q, 64-59. Natalie with 27 and 12. Mild upset as GW = 5, GM = 4 in A10 tournament.
They aren't (and weren't) in mediocrity. They had 4 bad years, from '09 - '13. Under Joe McKeown up to 2009 they were a top mid-major, and the two years before Jen's arrival they were 29-4 and 26-7 under Jonathan Tsipis.Wish the best for Natalie. However, GW is Jen Rizzotti's team and one of her assistants, that she brought from UHart (Jackie Smith) is a personal friend. So, I'm rooting for GW. Hoping Jen can bring this team up from mediocrity, in a few short years.
Thanks for the history. Prior to Jen's arrival, I had no knowledge of GW's past.They aren't (and weren't) in mediocrity. They had 4 bad years, from '09 - '13. Under Joe McKeown up to 2009 they were a top mid-major, and the two years before Jen's arrival they were 29-4 and 26-7 under Jonathan Tsipis.
Unfortunately, the A10 isn't quite what it used to be. Before the oBE split apart, they were almost always a 2 (or even 3) bid league. Jen and her fellow coaches need to have multiple successful teams to bring the prestige back to the A10.
They aren't (and weren't) in mediocrity. They had 4 bad years, from '09 - '13. Under Joe McKeown up to 2009 they were a top mid-major, and the two years before Jen's arrival they were 29-4 and 26-7 under Jonathan Tsipis.
Unfortunately, the A10 isn't quite what it used to be. Before the oBE split apart, they were almost always a 2 (or even 3) bid league. Jen and her fellow coaches need to have multiple successful teams to bring the prestige back to the A10.