Tennessee season
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I don’t expect Tennessee to keep up a 97ppg average through the SEC, but in a hypothetical situation, would that be the highest team scoring average ever? I’m thinking of the highest-octane teams we’ve had in recent years as the game has sped up (Iowa 23-24, Maryland 20-21, Notre Dame 18-19) and don’t think any of them were higher than 91 or 92.
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I really like this style of play. I think when this is going right. That this style is hard to defend. Yes i don't expect to keep the 97ppg pace. The team can score against any team when it's going right.
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The highest average ppg by an NCAA WBB team was by Providence in 1991 at 96.7 ppg. During the 2015-16 season, UConn lead the nation In both scoring offense (89 ppg) and scoring defense (48 ppg), going 38-0 while beating every single opponent by double digits. During that season, UConn set the all time record for scoring margin (40.6 ppg). During the 2014-15 season, UConn set the record for most points scored in a season at 3,481, averaging 89 ppg while going 38-1.
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Look at y'all basking in the glow.
I am happy that things are going well for you Lady Vol fans and Coach Caldwell. Everyone is always skeptical of "The System" and how the platooning of players works or doesn't work. It is tough. I am just glad that Coach is staying with it and like I said, it is only going to get better for Lady Vol fans and players.Looking at the list of names, I am happy for Coach Charmin Smith, Jacie Hoyt, and Cori Close. Heck, I will give Coach Kim a shout as well. All of them are off to a great start and I am happy for their coaching success this season.
