The turning point

[uconnfan68]

when Geno was yelling "it's about duck*ing time" after finally getting a whistle. My lip reading could be off, but I think I've seen that phrase enough to get it.

 

[huskeynut]

when Geno was yelling "it's about duck*ing time" after finally getting a whistle. My lip reading could be off, but I think I've seen that phrase enough to get it.

That's what he said!

 

[housekeys]

when Geno was yelling "it's about duck*ing time" after finally getting a whistle. My lip reading could be off, but I think I've seen that phrase enough to get it.

Your lip reading is spot on.

 

[Bestiarius]

I think there were many turning points in the game. Jefferson with her "I'll show you " 3s. Nurse with her 3 and swan dive tie up. Kaleena with her late game 3 & 2 to break ND's heart. Stewart with her, well, being Stewie in the biggest games, Tuck hitting the 3's when nothing else is going right, Stokes, who can't score hits both of her shots, Williams gives ND a hint of what will be coming next year.

Every shot was a turning point, and prevented ND from getting any traction as the score creeped inexorably upward. So close, and yet so far. How frustrating it must have been.

 

[bballnut90]

I think there were many turning points in the game. Jefferson with her "I'll show you " 3s. Nurse with her 3 and swan dive tie up. Kaleena with her late game 3 & 2 to break ND's heart. Stewart with her, well, being Stewie in the biggest games, Tuck hitting the 3's when nothing else is going right, Stokes, who can't score hits both of her shots, Williams gives ND a hint of what will be coming next year.

Every shot was a turning point, and prevented ND from getting any traction as the score creeped inexorably upward. So close, and yet so far. How frustrating it must have been.

The back to back buckets by KML were the dagger. Notre Dame clawed for baskets and were grinding their way back into the game. KML hits back to back buckets and it's an 11 point game. Game over.

 

[ThisJustIn]

The entire team shared the mallet in Whack-A-Leprechaun. Every time the Irish inched back, someone different stuffed'em back in the hole.