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Message: [QUOTE="Carnac, post: 2564289, member: 5798"] [B]You were absolutely correct, good call. [/B] A 14 point win for the Bulldogs. I don't think that was an upset, not THIS year. Not the way MS has been playing and vanquishing all comers.[B] You were right about Wilson [/B]possibly dominating McCowan. In the first half, Wilson abused McCowan repeatedly, then took her lunch money, to the tune of 20 points. McCowan couldn't do anything to stop her. It's easy to see that McCowan is not as far along in her development as Wilson is. Someone must have pulled McCowan aside at halftime, because she came out and played much better in the 2nd half, holding Wilson to 5 points, and finishing with 9 points and 20 rebounds. As suggested last evening by Rebecca Lobo and Kara Lawson, MS should be able to run the table, and enter the NCAA tournament undefeated. This [U]should[/U] guarantee that they will be placed on the opposite side of the bracket from UConn. Two undefeated teams entering the tournament should not meet until the final game for the national championship and not before. I would love to see a Baylor/MS match up at some point during the tournament. :D [B]Note -[/B] Anytime you can get $230 for a normally $5 general admission seat, that's proof positive that there is a rabid demand by local fans to watch your team play. Remember "Hoya paranoia" at Georgetown University during the Pat Ewing years? Those folks in and around Starkville have their own brand of [I]Bulldog paranoia[/I]. I didn't see any empty seats in the arena last night as the camera panned the arena. The announcers said that folks were lined up at 9 am (when they showed up for the shoot-around) to get in the arena for the game that evening. Ten minutes AFTER the game was over, they said that no one had left the building yet. That's Bulldog fever at its best. :cool: [/QUOTE]

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