Whaddya think, sports fans? ...

[Wonkster]

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All the physicality and mugging aside, would you rate Sunday's game between Louisville and Baylor the most dramatic game you've ever seen in women's college basketball?

 

[UConnChapette]

Yes I would.

 

[UCAP_Fan]

Right there with the UCONN/Tenn OT game at the Civic Center when DT hit the 60 footer at the buzzer. I would put last night's game as more significant as it was an NCAA championship game.

 

[Teacherdeb]

As I watched, I kept waiting for Baylor to assume control- I, and I think Baylor never thought they would lose. I am still shocked. I keep thinking how ironic it would be to face TN in the FF. maybe "ironic" isn't the right word- Karma?

 

[Icebear]

Or the Maya/Ketia game against DePaul.

 

[Suebird10fan]

Right there with the UCONN/Tenn OT game at the Civic Center when DT hit the 60 footer at the buzzer. I would put last night's game as more significant as it was an NCAA championship game.

On TV perhaps. But having been at that Civic Center for that game, I have a hard time believing that the intensity of the crowd last night could have measured up to the standard of UConn/Tenn back in the day.

I also attended the 2006 championship game when Maryland upset Duke in OT after Kristi Tolliver's buzzer-beating three tied it in regulation. That was pretty incredible but I'd still go with UConn/Tenn blizzard game for a live event.

 

[Ozzie Nelson]

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All the physicality and mugging aside, would you rate Sunday's game between Louisville and Baylor the most dramatic game you've ever seen in women's college basketball?

You betcha...

 

[JimGunther]

Sure was.

BTW: Does ANYBODY think Baylor would not have prevailed if there were an extra 30 seconds tacked on the clock at the end.
I mean, Waltz squeezed every bit out of the tube with that one. (and if it went to OT, it mighta ended as a 10 point Baylor win).

 

[UCAP_Fan]

On TV perhaps. But having been at that Civic Center for that game, I have a hard time believing that the intensity of the crowd last night could have measured up to the standard of UConn/Tenn back in the day.

I also attended the 2006 championship game when Maryland upset Duke in OT after Kristi Tolliver's buzzer-beating three tied it in regulation. That was pretty incredible but I'd still go with UConn/Tenn blizzard game for a live event.

Ya, I was at both of those games also. I won't disagree they were intense. I wonder how it was in the building last night.

 

[Phil]

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All the physicality and mugging aside, would you rate Sunday's game between Louisville and Baylor the most dramatic game you've ever seen in women's college basketball?

It's not quite Bird at the Buzzer, but close. Very close.

 

[UCAP_Fan]

We have had some good ones over the years.

 

[herbiep]

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All the physicality and mugging aside, would you rate Sunday's game between Louisville and Baylor the most dramatic game you've ever seen in women's college basketball?

It ranks right up there.............

 

[herbiep]

Sure was.

BTW: Does ANYBODY think Baylor would not have prevailed if there were an extra 30 seconds tacked on the clock at the end.
I mean, Waltz squeezed every bit out of the tube with that one. (and if it went to OT, it mighta ended as a 10 point Baylor win).

If, if, ands and buts, were candy and nuts, every day would Chrismas......