I had to think for a minute about who all those players are. Several departed a few years ago.Stanford‘s best player, Nunu Agara, got hurt early in the first quarter. 5 players who probably would of made up a good portion of the starting lineup are playing for UCLA, U$C, TCU, Baylor, and North Carolina this year,
Nevertheless, I would never have thought a Stanford team would lose by 49 points. Incredible.Stanford‘s best player, Nunu Agara, got hurt early in the first quarter. 5 players who probably would of made up a good portion of the starting lineup are playing for UCLA, U$C, TCU, Baylor, and North Carolina this year,
I was watching off and on. Looks like Chirrick was at it again w/ steals and layups. She's gonna be fun to watch for 3+ more years. Ditched those big black glasses though.Bobcats are the real deal. After a 14-point deficit early in the first half Montana State takes total control of the game. Boy Morales is really really good but this Montana State team is deep and long and will deservedly win the regular season and I'm not sure how coach Payne can figure out a way to beat them as they may well meet again in the tournament championship game.
Tough loss, but the Jacks were clearly out matched
Beers didn't play tonight, anyone know why? Oklahoma wins by 10. Shows how much I know.
Five-point game midway through the third quarter, but Vandy couldn't hang. Texas makes three 3-pointers per game. They were 9 of 13 tonight.Texas beat Vandy 87-66.
I enjoy the style of play in the Missouri Valley. I'm biased, though, because I'm a Belmont fan. The league has plenty of shooters, good ball movement and athleticism, just not the size of the elite conferences.Who misses Pac 12 games on Friday night?
Not much on tap for tomorrow, although a bunch of Missouri Valley games. Interesting race going on in that conference. Belmont on top at 9-1, Missouri St., Murray St. and Illinois St. at 8-2 and Drake at 7-3.
Hmm...kinda looks like the recent interlopers from the Ohio Valley have taken over the Missouri Valley.
So, excuses?Stanford‘s best player, Nunu Agara, got hurt early in the first quarter. 5 players who probably would of made up a good portion of the starting lineup are playing for UCLA, U$C, TCU, Baylor, and North Carolina this year,
Lol....right.I was watching off and on. Looks like Chirrick was at it again w/ steals and layups. She's gonna be fun to watch for 3+ more years. Ditched those big black glasses though.
I just noticed you are not a fan of Kara at Duke and if I recall right also of Jensen at Iowa.I'd like to see where Stanford is in two years, but the early returns for Kate Paye are not favorable. She does not look like she's the one for the job.
Seems like they usually stay relatively close to home. At least for their pod if not Region. So maybe playing in LA for opening weekend. Really not sure any other west coast schools will be hosting, feels pretty bizarre to say that. And of course you are already penciling them in, but they'll have to win the Big Sky Tourney because it's a 1 bid league.Lol....right.
Morales is also excellent, but this is a complete team. Well coached. Wonder which regional they'll end up in
It was going to be a rough season with 3 starters and most of their points graduating. Their starting point guard from the past two seasons only played the first 5 games this year and is out with a knee injury. So, they only have one starter returning from last season currently.Nevertheless, I would never have thought a Stanford team would lose by 49 points. Incredible.
Why do they have to be "young" coaches? Why can't they consider coaches who have, I don't know, proven that they can actually coach?I just noticed you are not a fan of Kara at Duke and if I recall right also of Jensen at Iowa.
I'm curious, who are some good young coaches schools like Duke and Stanford should be considering?
It's normal for schools to go in house for a hire after a coach has a long run. Sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn't.
Stanford has a good class next year, so this experiment probably gets a 3 year trial. The beat down at Notre Dame sure did not look good though.
Barring an upset I can't see the Cats losing in the tournament. They beat number two NAU twice relatively soundly and third place Idaho so I would be really surprised to see them drop a game in the tournament.Seems like they usually stay relatively close to home. At least for their pod if not Region. So maybe playing in LA for opening weekend. Really not sure any other west coast schools will be hosting, feels pretty bizarre to say that. And of course you are already penciling them in, but they'll have to win the Big Sky Tourney because it's a 1 bid league.
My eyes will be closed for the rivalry game down in the dirty t as the kitties pound Natasha Adair's club by at least 30. The nice coach from Delaware and 2021 CAA Coach of the Year award winner continues the rebuild and is a lock for a third consecutive 20 loss season. I think I just don't understand what rebuild means at least from the point of view of Michael Crowe and the AD in TempeActually several interesting games this Saturday, unlike the last few that have been a dead zone. Ohio St. @ USC and Kansas St. @ Oklahoma St. are the headliners. 2 other ranked Big 12 teams playing what should be fairly easy games. Out of everything else, the game that most catches my eye is a non conference tilt between 19-4 Ball St. @ 20-4 James Madison.
Thx! You are absolutely correct what a gamethe game that most catches my eye is a non conference tilt between 19-4 Ball St. @ 20-4 James Madison.