(01-20-2020, 10:22 PM)TheFarm07 Wrote: (01-20-2020, 10:17 PM)81alum Wrote: (01-20-2020, 07:07 PM)BobK Wrote: https://mobile.twitter.com/macsmith413/s...7679800320
Belibi ok
That is a relief. And it sounds like Jones's MRI might be tomorrow. Let's hope for the best.
Does anyone else think that this would be a swell time for Carrington and Dodson to get healthy?
Agreed! Here's hoping for the best with Haley, but preparing myself mentally for the worst.
Every game, I check the starting rotation to see if Carrington is back in (though she might start her comeback off the bench? not sure)
We have a little bit of a window the next couple of weeks to give them more recovery time. We play Colorado on Friday and Utah on Sunday and though we'll have to play well to beat them, especially the Buffaloes, they are not on the same level as the Oregon schools. Then a trip up to the Washington schools. So we have the weakest (relatively speaking) pair of Pac-12 opponents back to back where it is not imperative for us to have the injured to come back to win.
I'm sure we are all relieved that the next four games are not the toughest on our schedule, given the injury situation.
But...Utah beat us last year, Colorado got within 2 of UCLA in the last minute, Washington was tied with us after one half at Maples, and Washington State has always been a different team in Pullman than at Maples. Never has it been more truly said that "anyone can beat anyone on a given day." I'll be exceedingly happy if we can win these next four games with our depleted ranks.
I'd guess that the most dangerous game of those four is at Washington, since if Melgoza gets in a groove and scores 40 points against us on her home floor--as she did 2 years ago--anything is possible. Washington shrank our lead to one possession late in the 4th quarter in that game.