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Schedules!

SEC schedule to be released this morning at 10:00 according to GamecockWBB Twitter.
 
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Still waiting on South Florida's schedule. The AAC site and the South Florida site are blank for men's and women's basketball.
 
South Bend Tribune's Anthony Anderson (via the Bench's RISteve) reported the Notre Dame out-of-conference schedule against these four teams:
Fri, 11/27 - at Ohio, noon
Sun, 11/29 - vs Miami (Ohio), 4 pm
Thur, 12/3 - vs No. 25 Michigan, 6 pm
Sun, 12/6 - vs IUPUI, 2 pm

This will bring the total number of games to 24, including the 20 ACC games.
As expected, these are all nearby games (one in Indiana, one in Michigan and two in Ohio). Three of the four (save Miami) had solid, winning seasons in 2019-20.

Here's a link to the ACC part of the schedule, which start with Nell Fortner's Ga. Tech team on Dec. 13th.
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Women's Basketball

The Official Athletic Site of The Fighting Irish. The most comprehensive coverage of Notre Dame Women’s Basketball on the web with highlights, scores, game summaries, and rosters. Powered by WMT Digital.
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Does any one know when pac 12 schools are going to release schedules? I really want to watch Stanford when they play Colorado here!
 
Have you ever known a Bulldog to back down from competition? :cool: Good schedule.... showdowns vs the 2 other NC Mountain Schools.... a bulldog on bulldog showdown vs SC State... another dogfight with the Terriers of Wofford... and a SEC Powerhouse visits Asheville :eek::eek::eek::eek::eek: Can't be often that a P5 school visits a Big South Arena.

 
Interesting non-conference schedule.....

for those not up on school logos... thats Big South Power Radford..... back to back games vs MY SPARTANS and MY PANTHERS .. SC State, and Charlotte


 
triaddukefan said:
Have you ever known a Bulldog to back down from competition? :cool: Good schedule.... showdowns vs the 2 other NC Mountain Schools.... a bulldog on bulldog showdown vs SC State... another dogfight with the Terriers of Wofford... and a SEC Powerhouse visits Asheville :eek::eek::eek::eek::eek: Can't be often that a P5 school visits a Big South Arena.
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I don't believe I've ever heard Florida described as a "powerhouse" in the realm of women's basketball. For sure not anytime lately. But still, it's unusual indeed.
 
Plebe said:
I don't believe I've ever heard Florida described as a "powerhouse" in the realm of women's basketball. For sure not anytime lately. But still, it's unusual indeed.
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In all fairness to Florida, they did nearly upend national runner up, Old Dominion in 1997 behind Delisha Milton and Muriel Page in 1997 before falling 53-51. Florida beat Louisiana Tech, USC, and a powerful Florida International squad en route to the Elite 8. Old Dominion would go on to beat Stanford by a bucket before falling to Tennessee in the finals. Florida even beat eventually national champions Tennessee handily during the regular season, trouncing the Lady Vols by 9 in Gainesville. UConn, for reference lost by double digits to Tennessee in the Carver-Hawkeye Arena in Iowa in the Elite 8.
 
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You have to love Gonzaga's schedule. South Carolina, South Dakota, South Dakota State, Oklahoma. What a great start to the year for them, and lots to look forward to if they can get away with playing in South Dakota.

I'm also in love with South Dakota State! Gonzaga, Creighton, Iowa State, Drake, Kansas State, Missouri State, and Northern Iowa. What a fantastic collection of teams.

Drake playes Creighton, Iowa State, and Green Bay. I'm giving kudos to Iowa State for being willing to play these mid-majors.

Honestly, it's shocking how many schedules have yet to be finalized and posted. Lots of movement inbound, it seems.
 
Plebe said:
I don't believe I've ever heard Florida described as a "powerhouse" in the realm of women's basketball. For sure not anytime lately. But still, it's unusual indeed.
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Best SEC program in the state of Florida :p

Im always happy to see a P5 program play at a mid-major school. UGA played at NC A&T a few years ago... a top 10 UCLA squad also played at NC A&T. Duke played at Liberty (when they were still in the big south) and FGCU last year :oops: Hopefully when High Point opens their new arena next fall.. they can get a Duke or a NC State to visit for their home opener.
 
triaddukefan said:
Best SEC program in the state of Florida :p

Im always happy to see a P5 program play at a mid-major school. UGA played at NC A&T a few years ago... a top 10 UCLA squad also played at NC A&T. Duke played at Liberty (when they were still in the big south) and FGCU last year :oops: Hopefully when High Point opens their new arena next fall.. they can get a Duke or a NC State to visit for their home opener.
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Duke or NC State, but not Courtney Banghart and her pretty shade of blue to adorn High Point's arena? I'd think that Banghart would be amenable to playing the occasional mid after her glory days at Princeton.
 
Lorcan said:
Duke or NC State, but not Courtney Banghart and her pretty shade of blue to adorn High Point's arena? I'd think that Banghart would be amenable to playing the occasional mid after her glory days at Princeton.
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:rolleyes:

Duke would make some sense from a historical perspective. Both schools with Methodist roots... and Duke was originally located in Trinity....... about 5 miles from High Point. NC State will probably enter the 2021-22 season in the top 20... and has Cunane (from nearby Greensboro) and Elle Sutphin from nearby Pilot Mountain.
 
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Oregon releases their (very regionalized) non-conference schedule:

I’m assuming most of the Pac-12 teams will attempt to keep their games relatively regional. Not that they would be expected to challenge Oregon, but Portland has some talent (unsure if Lucy Cochrane will be eligible)
 
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Honestly, I think the easier teams were to be expected for the PAC given the brutal gauntlet they have to run. I mean, Stanford has a stretch where they play USC, UCLA, ASU, Arizona, Oregon, Oregon State in a row. I don’t know that any other conference has a stretch that brutal. That’s potentially 4 Top 16 Teams, and a fifth top 25 team if USC or ASU show up this year.
 
USF released its schedule late yesterday. 20 conference games plus non-conference games against Jacksonville, Baylor, Mississippi State and Stetson.

No fans allowed for the 4 non-conference games. After that, there may be limited seating for home games. Those with season tickets will get first dibs on those games. As UConn is doing, USF is asking season ticket holders to either donate the cost to the athletic department or roll it over to the 21 - 22 season. A refund is available with a catch - with your refund you will probably loose your seats for next season.

We're taking the refund and see what next year brings.
 
Lorcan said:
Honestly, I think the easier teams were to be expected for the PAC given the brutal gauntlet they have to run. I mean, Stanford has a stretch where they play USC, UCLA, ASU, Arizona, Oregon, Oregon State in a row. I don’t know that any other conference has a stretch that brutal. That’s potentially 4 Top 16 Teams, and a fifth top 25 team if USC or ASU show up this year.
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The Pac-12 teams are playing far and away the toughest in-conference schedule. It's not even close. Not only is the P12 clearly the strongest conference to begin with, but they're playing each team twice, unlike certain oversized conferences that play most opponents only once.
 
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Big 10 finally released their schedule last night. 20 games so 7 home and home games.
 
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Louisville needs to schedule Mississippi State. They're down to 23 games, 3 non-conference opponents, and 2 Top 25 teams on their schedule. That's..... really bad.

I heard on twitter we might could meet in Memphis. I think that's a good deal for both.
 
Jeff Waltz is looking for opponents to replace “cancelled” games. Why can’t we reschedule the UConn game with them?

We have already rescheduled Seton Hall. Louisville is as close as Chicago, so why not. Doesn’t UConn use charter jets?
And why not reschedule Quinnipiac - it’s just a hop, skip and a jump away?

Tara has already scheduled a new game with a replacement team not originally on their schedule because a covid cancelled opponent couldn’t or wouldn’t reschedule. And as Simple Dawg mentioned, Louisville has apparently done the same for one of their ”cancelled” games.
 
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