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WBB: Stanford 67 -- Washington 72 - 81alum - 02-03-2023

Preview:

We complete our trip north with a game at Washington.  WSU wilted under our defensive pressure, but our offense did not always operate smoothly.  Washington, on the other hand, is an excellent defensive team, so it will be a challenge to get our offense on track.

While good on defense, Washington is not so good on offense.  They are 11-9 overall, but just 3-7 in conference.  They are coming off a win against Cal.  Massey has them at 72, their NET is 82.  Their best wins were probably at Oregon State or at home against WSU.  They hold opponents to 58 ppg, but they are a poor three point shooting team and they average 17 turnovers per game--more than their opponents.

Washington is led by Dalayah Daniels, a 6'4" sophomore forward who transferred from Cal.  Imagine how much better Cal would be this year if she had stayed put.  Daniels is scoring 12ppg, leading in rebounds and blocks, and hasn't made a trey this year.  She shoots 52% from inside.

Haley Van Dyke, a 6'3" senior forward from Walnut Creek, is their second leading scorer at 9ppg.  She has shot some treys--at 20%.

Lauren Schwartz, a 5'11" junior forward who transferred from Rice, is their third scorer at 9ppg.  She shoots treys at 30%

Hanna Stines, a 5'11" freshman guard, contributes 8ppg but shoots only 26% from three.

Jayda Noble, a 5'11" sophomore guard, is the fifth starter.  She leads the team in assists, but has even more turnovers.

Off the bench, they have 5'11" guard Trinity Oliver, a transfer from Baylor, and who gets more minutes than some starters.

Looking at the Washington team it is hard to see how they can outscore us, although they have kept most games close with their defense.  The greatest danger for us would be that our stagnant offense vanishes completely, as it did against USC, and we lose in a very low scoring game.  Washington will no doubt try to deploy the USC defense against us.  I hope we have learned how to handle it.

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RE: WBB: Stanford @ Washington Sunday 12pm - treetop11 - 02-05-2023

(02-03-2023, 10:16 PM)81alum Wrote:  Preview:

We complete our trip north with a game at Washington.  WSU wilted under our defensive pressure, but our offense did not always operate smoothly.  Washington, on the other hand, is an excellent defensive team, so it will be a challenge to get our offense on track.

While good on defense, Washington is not so good on offense.  They are 11-9 overall, but just 3-7 in conference.  They are coming off a win against Cal.  Massey has them at 72, their NET is 82.  Their best wins were probably at Oregon State or at home against WSU.  They hold opponents to 58 ppg, but they are a poor three point shooting team and they average 17 turnovers per game--more than their opponents.

Washington is led by Dalayah Daniels, a 6'4" sophomore forward who transferred from Cal.  Imagine how much better Cal would be this year if she had stayed put.  Daniels is scoring 12ppg, leading in rebounds and blocks, and hasn't made a trey this year.  She shoots 52% from inside.

Haley Van Dyke, a 6'3" senior forward from Walnut Creek, is their second leading scorer at 9ppg.  She has shot some treys--at 20%.

Lauren Schwartz, a 5'11" junior forward who transferred from Rice, is their third scorer at 9ppg.  She shoots treys at 30%

Hanna Stines, a 5'11" freshman guard, contributes 8ppg but shoots only 26% from three.

Jayda Noble, a 5'11" sophomore guard, is the fifth starter.  She leads the team in assists, but has even more turnovers.

Off the bench, they have 5'11" guard Trinity Oliver, a transfer from Baylor, and who gets more minutes than some starters.

Looking at the Washington team it is hard to see how they can outscore us, although they have kept most games close with their defense.  The greatest danger for us would be that our stagnant offense vanishes completely, as it did against USC, and we lose in a very low scoring game.  Washington will no doubt try to deploy the USC defense against us.  I hope we have learned how to handle it.

I thank you for always taking time to do this previews, and you are on target at a high percentage. I always enjoy reading your stuff and also chimera's. You both have good knowledge and insights.

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RE: WBB: Stanford @ Washington Sunday 12pm - 81alum - 02-05-2023

(02-05-2023, 12:54 AM)treetop11 Wrote:  I thank you for always taking time to do this previews, and you are on target at a high percentage. I always enjoy reading your stuff and also chimera's. You both have good knowledge and insights.

Thank you Treetop!  You are too kind  to me.  Chimera, however, is an old pro at this--I have learned much from her chatting at chalk talks and halftimes of home games.  She actually knows what she is talking about ;)

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RE: WBB: Stanford @ Washington Sunday 12pm - Spiny_Norman - 02-05-2023

P12N pregame show reports that Brink is questionable to play today. Under the weather. Martyup met Brink's parents on Friday after the game who told him that she was fighting a cold. Likely the same bug.

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RE: WBB: Stanford @ Washington Sunday 12pm - martyup - 02-05-2023

(02-05-2023, 12:35 PM)Spiny_Norman Wrote:  P12N pregame show reports that Brink is questionable to play today. Under the weather. Martyup met Brink's parents on Friday after the game who told him that she was fighting a cold. Likely the same bug.

Let's hope her bug doesn't spread to other players on the team.

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RE: WBB: Stanford @ Washington Sunday 12pm - 81alum - 02-05-2023

(02-05-2023, 12:40 PM)martyup Wrote:  

(02-05-2023, 12:35 PM)Spiny_Norman Wrote:  P12N pregame show reports that Brink is questionable to play today. Under the weather. Martyup met Brink's parents on Friday after the game who told him that she was fighting a cold. Likely the same bug.

Let's hope her bug doesn't spread to other players on the team.

Betts could have a monster game, but I really wonder if it will be Iriafen, Belibi, or Betts that starts at the 5.  Hopefully they all play well.

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RE: WBB: Stanford @ Washington Sunday 12pm - martyup - 02-05-2023

Prechtel too.

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RE: WBB: Stanford @ Washington Sunday 12pm - chimera - 02-05-2023

(02-05-2023, 06:15 AM)81alum Wrote:  

(02-05-2023, 12:54 AM)treetop11 Wrote:  I thank you for always taking time to do this previews, and you are on target at a high percentage. I always enjoy reading your stuff and also chimera's. You both have good knowledge and insights.

Thank you Treetop!  You are too kind  to me.  Chimera, however, is an old pro at this--I have learned much from her chatting at chalk talks and halftimes of home games.  She actually knows what she is talking about ;)

Ha, I fooled someone into thinking I know anything.  Thank, 81alum, you are way too kind.  And your previews are great.

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RE: WBB: Stanford @ Washington Sunday 12pm - crackpot - 02-05-2023

Cam in the starting lineup.

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RE: WBB: Stanford @ Washington Sunday 12pm - chimera - 02-05-2023

Brink is in the starting line-up so she must be good to go, though perhaps her minutes will be limited if she is under the weather.

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RE: WBB: Stanford @ Washington Sunday 12pm - martyup - 02-05-2023

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Let's see some smooth basketball.

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And lots of these on our 3 point shots.

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RE: WBB: Stanford @ Washington Sunday 12pm - TonyLima - 02-05-2023

Two passes to Brink.  WA players flagrantly grab her. No calls.

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RE: WBB: Stanford @ Washington Sunday 12pm - martyup - 02-05-2023

Rough start, but we righted the ship and got it going.

We were trying to dump it into the paint to Cam at the start and we threw some bad passes.

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This is looking like it's going to be a signature game for Haley.  She's dialed in tonight.

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RE: WBB: Stanford @ Washington Sunday 12pmUW - JJJ - 02-05-2023

UW seems to want to use the entire shot clock every possession (resulting in one erased layup upon later review). Be prepared for a low-scoring affair (at least for them)!

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RE: WBB: Stanford @ Washington Sunday 12pm - mbdude - 02-05-2023

That wasn't an intentional foul

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RE: WBB: Stanford @ Washington Sunday 12pm - martyup - 02-05-2023

That was not an intentional foul.  Terrible call.

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RE: WBB: Stanford @ Washington Sunday 12pm - JohnR34231 - 02-05-2023

At least so far, they are keeping it close.

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RE: WBB: Stanford @ Washington Sunday 12pm - mbdude - 02-05-2023

Ladine from Washington same high school as Jump

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RE: WBB: Stanford @ Washington Sunday 12pm - crackpot - 02-05-2023

I'm really hating UW's unis. On TV looks like they've had a purple accident.

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RE: WBB: Stanford @ Washington Sunday 12pm - martyup - 02-05-2023

In the second Quarter UW shot 75%, 100%, 100% (12-14, 4-4, 2-2) for 30 points.  This after they only scored 8 in the first Q.  It's been a long time since we've given up 30 points in a quarter.

Don't expect UW to keep shooting at that level. Tara will figure out how to shut them down.

We trail 34-38 at the half.

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