[81alum]

Thanks, CompSci.  Here are a few from the two newspaper stories that I think capture the performance:

Stanford and California first took to the court for an intercollegiate game 120 years ago this April. The Cardinal won that contest, 2-1.  Tuesday night's game, the third in five days for both teams, may have been just as exciting.

http://www.paloaltoonline.com/news/2016/...n-over-cal

"It wasn't pretty but it was gritty," Stanford coach Tara VanDerveer said. "We were offensively challenged but the defense stepped up and came through for us. This is one of the most committed defensive teams we've had."

"It's frustrating when you're making unforced errors, throwing the ball away," said Samuelson, who also added six boards and team highs in assists (4) and steals (2). "We need to start off more aggressive and we need to take the open shots we get."

Cal coach Lindsay Gottlieb expects the Golden Bears' shooting to vastly improve in Haas Pavilion.  "I hope that we'll shoot better at home," she said. "If we were playing on Mars on Friday we would shoot better than 29 percent."

http://www.mercurynews.com/sports/ci_294...h-straight

Stanford was held to its lowest-scoring home game this season whereas Cal had its fewest points any time this season.

[81alum]

Thanks, CompSci.  Here are a few from the two newspaper stories that I think capture the performance:

Stanford and California first took to the court for an intercollegiate game 120 years ago this April. The Cardinal won that contest, 2-1.  Tuesday night's game, the third in five days for both teams, may have been just as exciting.

http://www.paloaltoonline.com/news/2016/...n-over-cal

"It wasn't pretty but it was gritty," Stanford coach Tara VanDerveer said. "We were offensively challenged but the defense stepped up and came through for us. This is one of the most committed defensive teams we've had."

"It's frustrating when you're making unforced errors, throwing the ball away," said Samuelson, who also added six boards and team highs in assists (4) and steals (2). "We need to start off more aggressive and we need to take the open shots we get."

Cal coach Lindsay Gottlieb expects the Golden Bears' shooting to vastly improve in Haas Pavilion.  "I hope that we'll shoot better at home," she said. "If we were playing on Mars on Friday we would shoot better than 29 percent."

http://www.mercurynews.com/sports/ci_294...h-straight

Stanford was held to its lowest-scoring home game this season whereas Cal had its fewest points any time this season.