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I agree, no major gripes. I may be slightly bias but I do believe 1 and 2 are the consensus top 2 in wcbb. But after them two it's interesting how wide open it is. I'm basically all in on UCLA but I'm surprised this article has them as high as 3, and Creme earlier this week had them as an number one seed. I thought Stanford at 18 was a bit pushing it. I think Washington State should be a top 25 team virtually all year. I felt bamboozled as I was all in last year on Texas so 10 seemed a bit high but this is pretty nitpicky. Job well done and it's encouraging how many comments have already been left on the article.
Me.
You didn't hear it from me.Can a subscriber give us the list without the comments?
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I predict my Mississippi State Bulldogs break into the Top 25 before the new year.
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I like the style of play in the Pac 12. I don't have a particular favorite, but, as a Vandy fan, I do get some vicarious satisfaction from seeing a school like Stanford succeed on a national level. I really hope one of those teams wins the national championship in football this year. Seems fitting.
There were a few crucial times last season when A Morris seemed to “will” things to happen. She also was a very good perimeter defender. LSU also needs someone to step up in the post. A Reese and A Morrow are excellent rebounders but they still need someone with size.
We shall see what develops. LSU, like any team, will face some challenges but if the LSU players buy in and develop that chemistry, they will be okay and be that dominating team. I see them finishing in the top 5 of the top 25 programs in the nation.
Yup. Them road games are going to be tough.
Well, Washington beat Stanford last year too, so they weren't exactly chopped liver.
after seeing angel getting demolished by Cardoso she's their center now and morrow at 6 feet tall. lsu need help in the post and that's critical in the SEC I believe their in trouble. I seen morrow defense against uconn post players and they had their way with her. I see foul trouble in the post.
LSU got great players but it feels kind of like trying to put round pegs in square holes. I am hesitant to believe that their skills will be optimized because of the places where the team needs assistance. Van Lith is a SG but will most likely have to be a combo guard at LSU and play some minutes at PG. And, Morrow will have to primarily play the 4 or split minutes with Flaujae, leaving LSU with the choice to have a lineup that leaves one of her best players on the bench (splitting minutes at the 3 between Flaujae and Morrow) or outputting a team with height concerns against the best of the best (Morrow primarily playing the 4 and Reece at the 5).
Imo l just went out a purchased players. They got a shooting guard who has never played point guard and a 6 foot undersized post to play in the sec where the post players are huge.. They needed a point guard and center to replace morris and williams.
