(02-03-2018, 11:02 PM)81alum link Wrote:Conclusion:
Winning against two quality teams on the road and seizing a piece of first place should dispel many of our early season ghosts. But we probably won't be able to count on another 31 point half from Britt if we meet Oregon in the Pac 12 tournament. Can we finish out our regular season with consistent performances? Can we beat C.al twice in week? Will we overlook two dangerous Washington teams on our final road trip? Or will we keep getting better, climb the RPI, and prime ourselves for a deep NCAA run?
(02-03-2018, 11:02 PM)81alum link Wrote:Conclusion:
Winning against two quality teams on the road and seizing a piece of first place should dispel many of our early season ghosts. But we probably won't be able to count on another 31 point half from Britt if we meet Oregon in the Pac 12 tournament. Can we finish out our regular season with consistent performances? Can we beat C.al twice in week? Will we overlook two dangerous Washington teams on our final road trip? Or will we keep getting better, climb the RPI, and prime ourselves for a deep NCAA run?
(02-03-2018, 11:02 PM)81alum link Wrote:Conclusion:
Winning against two quality teams on the road and seizing a piece of first place should dispel many of our early season ghosts. But we probably won't be able to count on another 31 point half from Britt if we meet Oregon in the Pac 12 tournament. Can we finish out our regular season with consistent performances? Can we beat C.al twice in week? Will we overlook two dangerous Washington teams on our final road trip? Or will we keep getting better, climb the RPI, and prime ourselves for a deep NCAA run?
(02-03-2018, 11:02 PM)81alum link Wrote:Conclusion:
Winning against two quality teams on the road and seizing a piece of first place should dispel many of our early season ghosts. But we probably won't be able to count on another 31 point half from Britt if we meet Oregon in the Pac 12 tournament. Can we finish out our regular season with consistent performances? Can we beat C.al twice in week? Will we overlook two dangerous Washington teams on our final road trip? Or will we keep getting better, climb the RPI, and prime ourselves for a deep NCAA run?
(02-04-2018, 04:04 PM)2006alum link Wrote:Man oh man, I can't wait to watch this later tonight or tomorrow AM. Had to duck out at half time and was encouraged by what I saw but it seemed unlikely we'd come back, let alone demolish them in the fourth. McPhee is a fourth quarter machine. She is the opposite of so many of our players in the past - rather than get tight under pressure, she transforms and plays so freely.You can watch it now on ESPN replay.Â
(02-04-2018, 04:04 PM)2006alum link Wrote:Man oh man, I can't wait to watch this later tonight or tomorrow AM. Had to duck out at half time and was encouraged by what I saw but it seemed unlikely we'd come back, let alone demolish them in the fourth. McPhee is a fourth quarter machine. She is the opposite of so many of our players in the past - rather than get tight under pressure, she transforms and plays so freely.You can watch it now on ESPN replay.Â
(02-04-2018, 04:04 PM)2006alum link Wrote:Man oh man, I can't wait to watch this later tonight or tomorrow AM. Had to duck out at half time and was encouraged by what I saw but it seemed unlikely we'd come back, let alone demolish them in the fourth. McPhee is a fourth quarter machine. She is the opposite of so many of our players in the past - rather than get tight under pressure, she transforms and plays so freely.You can watch it now on ESPN replay.Â
(02-04-2018, 04:04 PM)2006alum link Wrote:Man oh man, I can't wait to watch this later tonight or tomorrow AM. Had to duck out at half time and was encouraged by what I saw but it seemed unlikely we'd come back, let alone demolish them in the fourth. McPhee is a fourth quarter machine. She is the opposite of so many of our players in the past - rather than get tight under pressure, she transforms and plays so freely.You can watch it now on ESPN replay.Â
(02-04-2018, 04:01 PM)81alum link Wrote:Write up done at the top. Had to delete most of my prelim since I ran our of characters allowed for one message :)
(02-04-2018, 04:01 PM)81alum link Wrote:Write up done at the top. Had to delete most of my prelim since I ran our of characters allowed for one message :)
(02-04-2018, 04:01 PM)81alum link Wrote:Write up done at the top. Had to delete most of my prelim since I ran our of characters allowed for one message :)
(02-04-2018, 04:01 PM)81alum link Wrote:Write up done at the top. Had to delete most of my prelim since I ran our of characters allowed for one message :)
(02-04-2018, 04:11 PM)TheFarm07 link Wrote:Next up is Utah and Colorado this upcoming weekend. Utah is a deceptively solid team and I hope we don't have a letdown after this emotionally exhausting weekend.
(02-04-2018, 04:11 PM)TheFarm07 link Wrote:Next up is Utah and Colorado this upcoming weekend. Utah is a deceptively solid team and I hope we don't have a letdown after this emotionally exhausting weekend.
(02-04-2018, 04:11 PM)TheFarm07 link Wrote:Next up is Utah and Colorado this upcoming weekend. Utah is a deceptively solid team and I hope we don't have a letdown after this emotionally exhausting weekend.
(02-04-2018, 04:11 PM)TheFarm07 link Wrote:Next up is Utah and Colorado this upcoming weekend. Utah is a deceptively solid team and I hope we don't have a letdown after this emotionally exhausting weekend.
Quote:With 3:06 remaining in the third quarter, McPhee and backcourt mate Kiana Williams collided while going after a rebound. My tooth hit her nose, McPhee said. Williams, whose afternoon ended early after she scored 14 points, required stitches. Stanford coach Tara VanDerveer was able to joke about the procedure after beating Oregon for the 24th time in the last 25 meetings. They were slow to do those stitches, too, VanDerveer quipped. At home it would have been faster.
Quote:"We ran every zone, we tried to trap her when we could, she got away," UO coach Kelly Graves said. "I thought we were on our heels in the second half all the way around and that hurt us. Once she starts to feel it like that, that's what great players do. She's a senior, that kid wanted to win that game. "And she did." Graves warned his team between halves to keep close tabs on McPhee, figuring she was due for a breakout after her first-half struggles, only to watch his prediction come true.
Quote:With 3:06 remaining in the third quarter, McPhee and backcourt mate Kiana Williams collided while going after a rebound. My tooth hit her nose, McPhee said. Williams, whose afternoon ended early after she scored 14 points, required stitches. Stanford coach Tara VanDerveer was able to joke about the procedure after beating Oregon for the 24th time in the last 25 meetings. They were slow to do those stitches, too, VanDerveer quipped. At home it would have been faster.
Quote:"We ran every zone, we tried to trap her when we could, she got away," UO coach Kelly Graves said. "I thought we were on our heels in the second half all the way around and that hurt us. Once she starts to feel it like that, that's what great players do. She's a senior, that kid wanted to win that game. "And she did." Graves warned his team between halves to keep close tabs on McPhee, figuring she was due for a breakout after her first-half struggles, only to watch his prediction come true.
Quote:With 3:06 remaining in the third quarter, McPhee and backcourt mate Kiana Williams collided while going after a rebound. My tooth hit her nose, McPhee said. Williams, whose afternoon ended early after she scored 14 points, required stitches. Stanford coach Tara VanDerveer was able to joke about the procedure after beating Oregon for the 24th time in the last 25 meetings. They were slow to do those stitches, too, VanDerveer quipped. At home it would have been faster.
Quote:"We ran every zone, we tried to trap her when we could, she got away," UO coach Kelly Graves said. "I thought we were on our heels in the second half all the way around and that hurt us. Once she starts to feel it like that, that's what great players do. She's a senior, that kid wanted to win that game. "And she did." Graves warned his team between halves to keep close tabs on McPhee, figuring she was due for a breakout after her first-half struggles, only to watch his prediction come true.
Quote:With 3:06 remaining in the third quarter, McPhee and backcourt mate Kiana Williams collided while going after a rebound. My tooth hit her nose, McPhee said. Williams, whose afternoon ended early after she scored 14 points, required stitches. Stanford coach Tara VanDerveer was able to joke about the procedure after beating Oregon for the 24th time in the last 25 meetings. They were slow to do those stitches, too, VanDerveer quipped. At home it would have been faster.
Quote:"We ran every zone, we tried to trap her when we could, she got away," UO coach Kelly Graves said. "I thought we were on our heels in the second half all the way around and that hurt us. Once she starts to feel it like that, that's what great players do. She's a senior, that kid wanted to win that game. "And she did." Graves warned his team between halves to keep close tabs on McPhee, figuring she was due for a breakout after her first-half struggles, only to watch his prediction come true.
