DePaul was a much better team last season. So far this season, even with Morrow in the lineup, DePaul has lost to the likes of Northern IL, Cleveland St and Towson with an overall record of 10-6.
And Aubrey wasn't available last season. At least this is an option this time.
The chairs, occupants and hardwood floors are now under medical supervision. Hope they will be back for the next game. It is game to game at this point.
Exactly
I hate to even think it but this may all be Geno's fault. He's been known to challenge players to guard chairs. Chair possessing nachos isn't all that different from player possessing ball. Aaliyah reads and reacts, closes on the target, and next thing you know, the trainer's giving Aaliyah a foot rub...and possibly a mani/pedi.There was a perfectly good tray of nachos on one of the chairs that didn’t survive Aaliyah crashing into them….
yes it looked more to me that her foot banged into the chair...........I'm hopeful that it was more of a bruise to the top of her foot than an ankle sprain..........hope to see her playing against Depaul.....
I don`t think there has ever been a perfectly good tray of nachos in Cincinnati. Aaliyah should be commended for preventing their further consumption.There was a perfectly good tray of nachos on one of the chairs that didn’t survive Aaliyah crashing into them….
This year DePaul lost two of their best players from last year...Lexi Held (graduated) and Sonya Morris (transferred to Texas). The current players have a tendancy to stand around and watch Morrow shoot.
Wow, I thought she was playing more than 35. Or is that number skewed by the Princeton game when she got injured and left the game early?
How long has Azzi been out, 7 weeks? It seems like an eternity.
I think it was Dec 4, so 30 something days, or 0.0033 Dynasties. I miss watching her too
So you're saying the chairs were at a lower elevation than the court? Ugh I wish we could just get a standard set of rules for all courts and make it so it's safe for the players. The worst are those raised courts where a player could go out of bounds and fall 5 feet.
What school has the moat around the court? Is that Vanderbilt? Seriously, the NCAA needs to set some standards on what is allowed around the courts. $$$$ doesn't come into play. I pretty sure the NCAA doesn't get any of the courtside seat revenue.
I understand the $$ principle. But it seems to me that if the seats are unsold and are therefore empty, it would be prudent to remove them and create more of a buffer. (But I’m also thinking - where did those nachos come from?)
Vanderbilt’s court had a moat around it but I believe it is now gone.
I think you're referring to Minnesota's arena, nicknamed the Barn (i think). It's the only one where the benches are lower than the court that I've seen.
Yeah, I was going to say something but I do not want to jinx anything. All I have to say is, being from Minnesota an attending many games at the Barn over many years, I am just thankful.
A tip of the hat and my apologies to Registered UConn. I missed your post my first time thru the thread and apparently we thought of the same thing.
The floor in Vanderbilt’s Memorial Gymnasium was built higher than the seats along the side lines. There is a discussion in Wikipedia on the design and construction of the arena if anyone is interested.
The plus is that they don’t get slippery and wet from ice underneath.
I thought the moat was still there but the alligators had been removed.
I'd suggest a Marriott next timewhen you play so many extra minutes, your body is less able to withstand the extra strains, so general fatigue shows up in unnecessary injuries. i may not be a doctor, but i stayed in a holiday inn express last night.
