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Some Albany info:
The Albany Great Danes are not a very good two point shooting team, not a very good three point shooting team and not a very good foul shooting team......should be a long night in Bridgeport for Albany.....
Morning (11 am) in Storrs?
??? Unless I am mistaken, the first two rounds of the "Bridgeport" regional are played in several places (including Storrs), none of which is Bridgeport. The action does not move to Harbor Yard until the third round, aka the sweet 16.right......day...in Bridgeport although it will sound like Storrs
??? Unless I am mistaken, the first two rounds of the "Bridgeport" regional are played in several places (including Storrs), none of which is Bridgeport. The action does not move to Harbor Yard until the third round, aka the sweet 16.
Some Albany info:
The Albany Great Danes are not a very good two point shooting team, not a very good three point shooting team and not a very good foul shooting team.....should be a long day in Bridgeport for Albany........in non-conference play early in the season they lost to both Kentucky and Miami by 24 points...
Top scorers:
Imani Tate - 19.1 ppg / 4.9 rpg
Jessica Fequierz - 12.4 ppg / 7.2 rpg
Bailey Hixson - 8.8 ppg / 4.1 rpg
Scoring - 66.6 / Opponent 62.3
Rebounding - 38.9 / Opponent 34.5
Turnovers - 19.7 / Opponent 20.8
Field Goal % - .419 / .386
Three point shooting % - .311 / Opponent .3.26
Free Throw % - .686 / Opponent .725
Albany is a really nice mid major program. They have won the America East 6 years in a row. After upsetting LSU in the 1st round last year they hung with Syracuse for a time before the Orange pulled away. Despite losing Coach Abe to UCF after last season, they have continued their success under new HC Bernabei-McNamee.
I live up in Saratoga, so the matchup with UConn is all over the local news. The reaction of the Great Danes when it was announced last night is priceless. I would characterize it as shock and excitement.
I expect the Great Danes will embrace the challenge, playing in front of more fans in person and on TV than ever before. As for the game itself, the Huskies MOV will be somewhere between 40 and 60.
Yea, look at what Miss. State has done the year following a UConn 60 point beat-down in the NCAA tourney. Maybe Albany will come back stronger next year.If you played for Albany, would you rather put up a valiant effort but loose to UConn,(record breaking winner of 108 straight games who go on to win the tournament) or would you rather play a "lesser" team in the first round and win before being unceremoniously knocked out by any old team in the next round?
So last year UAlbany lost to Syracuse, so they could make the claim that they were the 3rd best team in the country. This year they can claim that they are the 2nd best....If you played for Albany, would you rather put up a valiant effort but loose to UConn,(record breaking winner of 108 straight games who go on to win the tournament) or would you rather play a "lesser" team in the first round and win before being unceremoniously knocked out by any old team in the next round?
Love Saratoga for so many reasons (dance, orchestra, etc). Near the top of the list is the greatest "down home" cooking in the Northeast: Hatties....so long as you're in line by 5:00.I live up in Saratoga, so the matchup with UConn is all over the local news.
It is Tuesday - can't imagine this isn't cleaned up and dealt with by Friday morning. Though at the moment there might be snow/rain during the weekend which might mess with local travel between games.I just drove home (Fairport NY) from Niagara Falls NY and I am way more concerned about the weather more than anything when it comes to this game. The high winds causing downed trees & power lines follow by this blizzard has everything on the roads a mess. Hopefully it all cleaned up in the next couple of days. I would love to make it out there. From Albany it's not a bad trip at all to Storrs. Unfortunately, I'm another 3 hours west of Albany.
People and some businesses and schools here have been without power for over week. While you would think given this areas history with weather they would be more prepared... that is just not the case.It is Tuesday - can't imagine this isn't cleaned up and dealt with by Friday morning. Though at the moment there might be snow/rain during the weekend which might mess with local travel between games.
I think an MOV more around 30. Remember, this an 11:00 am start and the Huskies don't wake up before noon.
Last year UConn beat Mississippi State in the Sweet 16 by 60 points in a game that started at 11;30 AM. As I recall, the halftime score was 61-12. That would have been by about 12:15 PM.
Of course, it may have been because MSU was accustomed to Central Time.