[M T]

Changing the subject, the officials take way too long to review plays on video. 

I don't know.  I kinda enjoyed watching Missy being shown up as being wrong,
Over, and Over, and Over, and Over, and Over....

Great effort, Stanford.  Yeah, there were mistakes, but D ruled the day.  Except for the 2nd quarter, the Texas guards just couldn't contribute, and we controlled the paint well enough, and definitely controlled the boards (mainly due to forcing Texas to take not great shots).

It turns out Texas is a decent yardstick to compare a number of the remaining teams:
  L 59-71 Stanford
  L 68-79 Miss State
  L 67-76 South Carolina
  L 54-72 UConn
  W 85-79 Bullyor
  W 92-78 Florida State
  L 67-70  Bullyor
  L 66-77  Stanford

If you were wondering, at 3rd 3:40, Missy called that Kaylee stepped beyond the FT line before the ball hit the rim.  That is a violation.  However, it followed Texas #23 having her foot beyond the edge of the FT lane AND into Bird's lane before Kaylee released the ball, either one of which is a violation.  But, of course, Missy didn't see that.

Players occupying a legal marked lane space may not have either foot
beyond the vertical plane of the outside edge of any legal lane boundary
or beyond the vertical plane of any edge of space (2 by 36 inches)
designated by a legal lane space mark or beyond the vertical plane of
any edge of the lane until the ball is released by the free-thrower.

[M T]

Changing the subject, the officials take way too long to review plays on video. 

I don't know.  I kinda enjoyed watching Missy being shown up as being wrong,
Over, and Over, and Over, and Over, and Over....

Great effort, Stanford.  Yeah, there were mistakes, but D ruled the day.  Except for the 2nd quarter, the Texas guards just couldn't contribute, and we controlled the paint well enough, and definitely controlled the boards (mainly due to forcing Texas to take not great shots).

It turns out Texas is a decent yardstick to compare a number of the remaining teams:
  L 59-71 Stanford
  L 68-79 Miss State
  L 67-76 South Carolina
  L 54-72 UConn
  W 85-79 Bullyor
  W 92-78 Florida State
  L 67-70  Bullyor
  L 66-77  Stanford

If you were wondering, at 3rd 3:40, Missy called that Kaylee stepped beyond the FT line before the ball hit the rim.  That is a violation.  However, it followed Texas #23 having her foot beyond the edge of the FT lane AND into Bird's lane before Kaylee released the ball, either one of which is a violation.  But, of course, Missy didn't see that.

Players occupying a legal marked lane space may not have either foot
beyond the vertical plane of the outside edge of any legal lane boundary
or beyond the vertical plane of any edge of space (2 by 36 inches)
designated by a legal lane space mark or beyond the vertical plane of
any edge of the lane until the ball is released by the free-thrower.