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RE: WBB NCAA tournament - biketoc - 03-18-2022

Watching Iowa.  Caitlin Clark is a great player, but she also is getting the calls.  A lot like Sabrina Ionescu did.


RE: WBB NCAA tournament - BostonCard - 03-18-2022

(03-18-2022, 01:14 PM)martyup Wrote:  
I hope the womens' tourney seeding committee is proud of themselves.  

Not sure why the fact that there are upsets merits a dig at the committee.  If seeding were everything, we wouldn’t play the games and we’d just crown South Carolina champs now.

BC


RE: WBB NCAA tournament - CompSci87 - 03-18-2022

Utah really getting it done against Arkansas with their trademark great 3-point shooting. 44-27 at halftime.


RE: WBB NCAA tournament - CompSci87 - 03-18-2022

(03-18-2022, 01:26 PM)WBB fan Wrote:  Another bracket buster just completed -- #12 Florida Gulf Coast beat #5 Virginia Tech  84-81  (Spokane Region game)

My random upsets bracket is doing better than my more serious bracket. I correctly picked Gonzaga in my main bracket, while I correctly picked South Dakota and FGCU instead in the random upsets bracket.

Unfortunately I also incorrectly picked South Florida to upset and Colorado to hold seed in both.


RE: WBB NCAA tournament - CompSci87 - 03-18-2022

Kansas vs GA Tech is a tossup at halftime. Kansas went up 10-0 to start, GA Tech came back to lead by at least 10, and Kansas came back to go up 3.

If you put together a team of GA Tech bigs and Kansas guards, you'd have something.


RE: WBB NCAA tournament - CompSci87 - 03-18-2022

(03-18-2022, 05:34 PM)CompSci87 Wrote:  Kansas vs GA Tech is a tossup at halftime. Kansas went up 10-0 to start, GA Tech came back to lead by at least 10, and Kansas came back to go up 3.

If you put together a team of GA Tech bigs and Kansas guards, you'd have something.

Kansas blowout in the 2nd half; they win 77-58.

Watch out for their guards #13 and #10. Their only good big seems to be #1. Their other big #14 is a bit awkward.


RE: WBB NCAA tournament - martyup - 03-18-2022

(03-18-2022, 01:47 PM)BostonCard Wrote:  
(03-18-2022, 01:14 PM)martyup Wrote:  
I hope the womens' tourney seeding committee is proud of themselves.  

Not sure why the fact that there are upsets merits a dig at the committee.  If seeding were everything, we wouldn’t play the games and we’d just crown South Carolina champs now.

BC

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RE: WBB NCAA tournament - martyup - 03-19-2022

The Cougs got knocked out this morning by KSTATE.


RE: WBB NCAA tournament - WBB fan - 03-19-2022

(03-19-2022, 10:41 AM)martyup Wrote:  The Cougs got knocked out this morning by KSTATE.

That's two Pac-12 down. Now I really have to root for Ariz and Oregon.  I wasn't all that surprised about WSU, but I had thought that Colorado was likely to win. Much as I dislike their style of play, I was rooting for them as a rep of the Pac-12.


RE: WBB NCAA tournament - martyup - 03-19-2022

(03-19-2022, 10:45 AM)WBB fan Wrote:  
(03-19-2022, 10:41 AM)martyup Wrote:  The Cougs got knocked out this morning by KSTATE.

That's two Pac-12 down. Now I really have to root for Ariz and Oregon.  I wasn't all that surprised about WSU, but I had thought that Colorado was likely to win. Much as I dislike their style of play, I was rooting for them as a rep of the Pac-12.

Both CO and WSU were whistled for a lot of fouls in their games.  This might portend that the refs in the tourney are calling things tighter than we saw in the Pac-12.  Both the Buffs and the Cougs like to play physical.  This might help us if we play Texas and/or Maryland.


RE: WBB NCAA tournament - WBB fan - 03-19-2022

I'm watching a lot of the games on TV. ESPN at last is taking the women's tournament seriously, great to have every game broadcast in full. And there's that "March Madness" decal on the playing floors (though not nearly as much decoration on the floors as in the men's games). But question -- have I missed it, or is there no decal on the Maples floor? I didn't see it last night.


RE: WBB NCAA tournament - martyup - 03-19-2022

(03-19-2022, 10:57 AM)WBB fan Wrote:  I'm watching a lot of the games on TV. ESPN at last is taking the women's tournament seriously, great to have every game broadcast in full. And there's that "March Madness" decal on the playing floors (though not nearly as much decoration on the floors as in the men's games). But question -- have I missed it, or is there no decal on the Maples floor? I didn't see it last night.

Yes, it was there . . . but virtually. It is superimposed on the court by the magic of TV.


RE: WBB NCAA tournament - WBB fan - 03-19-2022

(03-19-2022, 11:00 AM)martyup Wrote:  
(03-19-2022, 10:57 AM)WBB fan Wrote:  I'm watching a lot of the games on TV. ESPN at last is taking the women's tournament seriously, great to have every game broadcast in full. And there's that "March Madness" decal on the playing floors (though not nearly as much decoration on the floors as in the men's games). But question -- have I missed it, or is there no decal on the Maples floor? I didn't see it last night.

Yes, it was there . . . but virtually.  It is superimposed on the court by the magic of TV.

Thanks. That explains it.


RE: WBB NCAA tournament - crackpot - 03-19-2022

(03-19-2022, 10:49 AM)martyup Wrote:  
(03-19-2022, 10:45 AM)WBB fan Wrote:  
(03-19-2022, 10:41 AM)martyup Wrote:  The Cougs got knocked out this morning by KSTATE.

That's two Pac-12 down. Now I really have to root for Ariz and Oregon.  I wasn't all that surprised about WSU, but I had thought that Colorado was likely to win. Much as I dislike their style of play, I was rooting for them as a rep of the Pac-12.

Both CO and WSU were whistled for a lot of fouls in their games.  This might portend that the refs in the tourney are calling things tighter than we saw in the Pac-12.  Both the Buffs and the Cougs like to play physical.  This might help us if we play Texas and/or Maryland.

I don't think that's traditionally been the case. In the Kansas/GT game, they pretty much let everything go, but were quick to blow the whistle on blocks, clean or not.


RE: WBB NCAA tournament - WBB fan - 03-19-2022

NC State up over Longwood 19-15 at end of 1st quarter. I don't expect NC State to lose, or even that this will be a close game by the time it's done, but Longwood is certainly doing better than Kansas did against Stanford last night -- or the #16 in either of the other two games with #1 ones yesterday. And oh yes, #2 UConn is demolishing #15 Mercer.

But a potential upset looming, #11 Villanova 55, #6 BYU 50 with 4 1/2 minutes to go.

#11 Villanova takes down #6 BYU 61-57.  Missy was a ref in this game.


RE: WBB NCAA tournament - BostonCard - 03-19-2022

UConn records the third shutout of an opponent for an entire quarter, against Mercer.  They dominate 83-38, shutting Mercer out 20-0 in the third quarter.  Unusually balanced scoring for the Huskies, with 4 in double digits, and two more with 9 points.

BC


RE: WBB NCAA tournament - martyup - 03-19-2022

Indiana's court looks like a HS gym.  Cozy facility.

Kentucky's Rhyne Howard is out with an injury against Princeton.  Being evaluated in the locker room.  That would really hurt KY's chances in this tourney.  Princeton leads 14-11 in the 2nd Q.


RE: WBB NCAA tournament - CompSci87 - 03-19-2022

Howard came back in at some point (I didn't watch much of this game) and got her first basket just before halftime to cut into Princeton's lead.


RE: WBB NCAA tournament - M T - 03-19-2022

Not much info to glean from the mismatches in the first round.   This unfortunately focuses on offense only.

Stanford (Caeser's line -33; won by 41, 78-37) starters played a total of 93 minutes and scored 31 points (67 per 200 min). 
      Subs played 107 minutes and scored 47 points (88 per 200min)
South Carolina (-47.5; won by 49, 70-21) starters played  a total of 91 minutes and scored 36 points (79  per 200 min). 
      Subs played 109 minutes and scored 43 points(79  per 200 min).
Louisville (-37; won by 32, 83-51) starters played a total of 110 minutes and scored 68 points (123 per 200 min). 
      Subs played 90 minutes and scored 15 points (33 per 200 min)
NC State (-40.5; won by 28, 96-68) starters played a total of 117 minutes and scored 50 points. (85 per 200 min)
      Subs played 83 minutes and scored 46 points. (111 per 200 min)

Texas (-25; won by 18, 70-52)starters played a total of 127 minutes and scored 35 points (55 per 200 min). 
      Subs played 73 minutes and scored 35 points. (96 per 200 min)
Baylor (-32; won by 40, 89-49) starters played a total of 144 minutes and scored 76 points. (106 per 200 min) 
      Subs played 56 minutes and scored 13 points. (36 per 200  min)
Iowa (-23; won by 40, 98-58) starters played a total of 141 minutes and scored 70 points. (99 per 200 min)
      Subs played 59 minutes and scored 28 points.  (95 per 200 min)
UConn (not reported at ESPNW; won by 45, 83-38) starters played a total of 115 minutes and scored 47 points. (82 per 200 min) 
      Subs played 85 minutes and scored 36 points. (85 per 200 min)


RE: WBB NCAA tournament - martyup - 03-19-2022

#11 Princeton is going to beat #6 Kentucky.  Kentucky beat SC in the SEC championship game.