[d4cohn]

I'm all for reveling in that now since it's the best thing we've got for this season, but, frankly, I'm getting a little tired of Stanford being the team that wins in December but not in March/April.  If you'd told me as I watched Molly Goodenbour hoist the trophy in L.A. that the next time we'd do that it would be with a team made up entirely of players that hadn't yet been born then, I would have thought you were crazy.

With the talent coming in, if we don't make at least 2 Final Fours in the next three [or, at least, four] years and win the whole thing at least once...it will be a real disappointment.

WVB had a dozen year drought as far as winning a national championship; one historic recruiting class later, we have two titles in the last three years. As Kathryn Plummer said to Holly Rowe after winning the NCAA title, winning a national championship is really hard. And adding to her comments, even the best teams need luck to win a chip.

[d4cohn]

I'm all for reveling in that now since it's the best thing we've got for this season, but, frankly, I'm getting a little tired of Stanford being the team that wins in December but not in March/April.  If you'd told me as I watched Molly Goodenbour hoist the trophy in L.A. that the next time we'd do that it would be with a team made up entirely of players that hadn't yet been born then, I would have thought you were crazy.

With the talent coming in, if we don't make at least 2 Final Fours in the next three [or, at least, four] years and win the whole thing at least once...it will be a real disappointment.

WVB had a dozen year drought as far as winning a national championship; one historic recruiting class later, we have two titles in the last three years. As Kathryn Plummer said to Holly Rowe after winning the NCAA title, winning a national championship is really hard. And adding to her comments, even the best teams need luck to win a chip.