[81alum]

A comeback of this nature against this opponent in this arena was never going to be the work of one person. Stanford fans -- and even just basketball fans who enjoyed a game in which the fourth quarter alone featured six ties and 13 lead changes -- will remember Erica McCall's block on Arike Ogunbowale's shot in the final seconds to preserve the win. They will remember Alanna Smith twice reclaiming the lead with field goals in the final 51 seconds. They will remember Karlie Samuelson because, well, it's always difficult to forget someone who will shoot the ball from lengthy distances that to her are routine.

They should not be able to forget McPhee as the lead architect of it all.

http://www.espn.com/womens-college-baske...final-four

A really, really good paragraph summing up our feelings about this game.

And the whole Graham Hayes article is well worth the read.  Good sports writing, as it captures the emotion of the season and of the game and the way this team improved this season.

[81alum]

A comeback of this nature against this opponent in this arena was never going to be the work of one person. Stanford fans -- and even just basketball fans who enjoyed a game in which the fourth quarter alone featured six ties and 13 lead changes -- will remember Erica McCall's block on Arike Ogunbowale's shot in the final seconds to preserve the win. They will remember Alanna Smith twice reclaiming the lead with field goals in the final 51 seconds. They will remember Karlie Samuelson because, well, it's always difficult to forget someone who will shoot the ball from lengthy distances that to her are routine.

They should not be able to forget McPhee as the lead architect of it all.

http://www.espn.com/womens-college-baske...final-four

A really, really good paragraph summing up our feelings about this game.

And the whole Graham Hayes article is well worth the read.  Good sports writing, as it captures the emotion of the season and of the game and the way this team improved this season.