RE: WBB: Stanford vs. Oregon in Santa Cruz, Friday 11:30am -
mbdude - 01-08-2021
Parrish hits 2 in a row and they leave her wide open for a 3
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BobK - 01-08-2021
Fran shaky yes but that block. Like I’ll jump hang until she shoots then block.
RE: WBB: Stanford vs. Oregon in Santa Cruz, Friday 11:30am -
martyup - 01-08-2021
(01-08-2021, 01:59 PM)mbdude Wrote: Parrish hits 2 in a row and they leave her wife open for a 3
Spousal support?
RE: WBB: Stanford vs. Oregon in Santa Cruz, Friday 11:30am -
M T - 01-08-2021
Lacie, a long 3 with 19 on the clock might be ok if you have rebounders under the basket.
RE: WBB: Stanford vs. Oregon in Santa Cruz, Friday 11:30am -
martyup - 01-08-2021
4:35 to play. 9 point lead.
RE: WBB: Stanford vs. Oregon in Santa Cruz, Friday 11:30am -
BobK - 01-08-2021
Need to drive get two more fouls.
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teejers1 - 01-08-2021
(01-08-2021, 02:06 PM)BobK Wrote: Need to drive get two more fouls.
Ki is KILLING us with too much dribbling and poor shot selection.
Get ball to JONES!!!
RE: WBB: Stanford vs. Oregon in Santa Cruz, Friday 11:30am -
mbdude - 01-08-2021
7 minute scoreless drought!
RE: WBB: Stanford vs. Oregon in Santa Cruz, Friday 11:30am -
TheFarm07 - 01-08-2021
We haven't hit a field goal in 7 minutes and our only 2 points are on free throws.
We were lucky on Sabally traveling after stealing the inbound
RE: WBB: Stanford vs. Oregon in Santa Cruz, Friday 11:30am -
BostonCard - 01-08-2021
And that’s a wrap. We hold on long enough to capitalize on the big third quarter.
BC
RE: WBB: Stanford vs. Oregon in Santa Cruz, Friday 11:30am -
BobK - 01-08-2021
Late in a close game I want Williams with the ball
But ok in the last minute T I want her with the ball
RE: WBB: Stanford vs. Oregon in Santa Cruz, Friday 11:30am -
martyup - 01-08-2021
WE BEAT OREGON!!! The #1 Stanford Cardinal WBB team holds on to win 70-63. ALL RIGHT NOW!!
RE: WBB: Stanford vs. Oregon in Santa Cruz, Friday 11:30am -
JJJ - 01-08-2021
It always drives me nuts when players (not just Wilson at the end) push the boundaries of the rules unnecessarily. Pick up the ball and walk before time runs out, pass the ball at half court flirting with backcourt violations, not properly staying out of bounds when inbounding the ball after made baskets... I guess I’m officially old.
;)
RE: WBB: Stanford vs. Oregon in Santa Cruz, Friday 11:30am -
mbdude - 01-08-2021
Prior game somebody was interested in Plus minuses
William's-6. 3/13 6tos
Wilson +13
Prechtel +12
Jana +10
Belibi 0
Brink -7
Great shorthanded win. Impressed by Jana's composure
RE: WBB: Stanford vs. Oregon in Santa Cruz, Friday 11:30am -
teejers1 - 01-08-2021
(01-08-2021, 02:13 PM)TheFarm07 Wrote: We haven't hit a field goal in 7 minutes and our only 2 points are on free throws.
We were lucky on Sabally traveling after stealing the inbound
It's a W - which is most important.
But this team almost choked away a 17 point lead against a less-talented, less-deep team. So the W doesn't feel quite as satisfying as it should (and in reality, is).
On the plus side:
Big help from Wilson (now becoming more regular), Prechtel, and Van Gytenbeek;
Haley Jones' all-around game, though she needs to assert herself more, especially late in games;
Ki on the FT line late; and
Stanford got the W with some players out, including one starter.
On the ?? side:
Fran's overall game - not sure about her ballhandling or passing yet, though she can defend and score in transition attacking the bucket;
Ki in her over-dribble mode and some dubious shots;
Lacey didn't have a good game;
Boley's foul trouble, on one or two questionable calls - that can't be expected in next matchup(s) with the Ducks.
P.S. Did anyone else just catch the Stanford film featuring Di Carrington that just aired? Great segment; made me a bit whimsical.
Good luck to Carrington the rest of the year at Baylor. This fan misses cheering her on.
RE: WBB: Stanford 70 Oregon 63 -
TheFarm07 - 01-08-2021
Whew, we escaped 70-63 as our offense disappeared for basically the fourth quarter allowing Oregon to go on a run and close within two possessions. Frankly, we were lucky that Oregon did not tie the game in the last couple minutes as we turned the ball over on a couple of inbound plays, but our defense made enough stops and we had a big enough cushion to withstand a poor offensive fourth quarter.
Our FT shooting (13/16) was key as was our contributions from every person who played.
Kiana did not have a great game in terms of shooting (3/13 overall, 0/6 from long range), though she was a critical 8/9 from the FT line. But as teejers mentioned, some of her decision making were off today.
Our bench had better shooting numbers than our starters. Ashten, Cam and Jana combined to go 8/12 and we needed that high conversion rate. Haley was 8/18 and Belibi was 3/9 in addition to Kiana's 3/13.
Turning the ball over 17 times and Oregon's 14 o-boards didn't help.
Hopefully with no Sunday game, we can take that extra time to study the fourth and not let that happen again. Also it looked like both Anna and Kiana suffered minor hand injuries late in the fourth, so that additional rest will be nice.
RE: WBB: Stanford 70 Oregon 63 -
spike5882 - 01-08-2021
Jana did great today. She played some great minutes and showed she can really run the offense. Kudos to her. Fran was shaky. Brink was there but also not. Prechtel showed up. Missed Lexie vs Lacie. Overall, happy for the win!
RE: WBB: Stanford 70 Oregon 63 -
JJJ - 01-08-2021
Can we please work on breaking fullcourt presses? We did everything we weren’t supposed to do. Repeatedly. Thanks for pulling this one out. Bad for the heart!
RE: WBB: Stanford vs. Oregon in Santa Cruz, Friday 11:30am -
TheWildJacko - 01-08-2021
(01-08-2021, 02:21 PM)teejers1 Wrote: (01-08-2021, 02:13 PM)TheFarm07 Wrote: We haven't hit a field goal in 7 minutes and our only 2 points are on free throws.
We were lucky on Sabally traveling after stealing the inbound
It's a W - which is most important.
But this team almost choked away a 17 point lead against a less-talented, less-deep team. So the W doesn't feel quite as satisfying as it should (and in reality, is).
On the plus side:
Big help from Wilson (now becoming more regular), Prechtel, and Van Gytenbeek;
Haley Jones' all-around game, though she needs to assert herself more, especially late in games;
Ki on the FT line late; and
Stanford got the W with some players out, including one starter.
On the ?? side:
Fran's overall game - not sure about her ballhandling or passing yet, though she can defend and score in transition attacking the bucket;
Ki in her over-dribble mode and some dubious shots;
Lacey didn't have a good game;
Boley's foul trouble, on one or two questionable calls - that can't be expected in next matchup(s) with the Ducks.
P.S. Did anyone else just catch the Stanford film featuring Di Carrington that just aired? Great segment; made me a bit whimsical.
Good luck to Carrington the rest of the year at Baylor. This fan misses cheering her on.
Was Oregon less deep on this particular day? We were missing a key starter, our best spot up 3-point shooter, and one of our most experienced bench players.
RE: WBB: Stanford vs. Oregon in Santa Cruz, Friday 11:30am -
teejers1 - 01-08-2021
(01-08-2021, 02:29 PM)TheWildJacko Wrote: (01-08-2021, 02:21 PM)teejers1 Wrote: (01-08-2021, 02:13 PM)TheFarm07 Wrote: We haven't hit a field goal in 7 minutes and our only 2 points are on free throws.
We were lucky on Sabally traveling after stealing the inbound
It's a W - which is most important.
But this team almost choked away a 17 point lead against a less-talented, less-deep team. So the W doesn't feel quite as satisfying as it should (and in reality, is).
On the plus side:
Big help from Wilson (now becoming more regular), Prechtel, and Van Gytenbeek;
Haley Jones' all-around game, though she needs to assert herself more, especially late in games;
Ki on the FT line late; and
Stanford got the W with some players out, including one starter.
On the ?? side:
Fran's overall game - not sure about her ballhandling or passing yet, though she can defend and score in transition attacking the bucket;
Ki in her over-dribble mode and some dubious shots;
Lacey didn't have a good game;
Boley's foul trouble, on one or two questionable calls - that can't be expected in next matchup(s) with the Ducks.
P.S. Did anyone else just catch the Stanford film featuring Di Carrington that just aired? Great segment; made me a bit whimsical.
Good luck to Carrington the rest of the year at Baylor. This fan misses cheering her on.
Was Oregon less deep on this particular day? We were missing a key starter, our best spot up 3-point shooter, and one of our most experienced bench players.
Fair question. Thought I heard Oregon was also out a starter.
But I view this Stanford team as so freaking good/deep that I think we're deeper than other rosters, even with 3 players out!