[81alum]

Can anybody who was at the game describes the circumstances surrounding the technical against Tennessee for having six players on the floor? It happened during a commercial, so the broadcasters never really explained it.

A reporter asked that of Holly Warlick--the Tennessee assistant coach who took the aftergame press conference.  She said that it was a substitution error.  Glory went in for someone who was late in getting off the court.

By the way, for those of you who enjoyed watching the Stanford post game press conference, the Tennessee press conference was also interesting. 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SFs7joLDZ...e=youtu.be

The Tennessee folks were very somber but classy.  Warlick was effusive in her praise of Stanford, the fans' reception of Pat, and Nneka.  Glory Johnson was also effusive in her praise of Nneka.  Glory Johnson, who seemed a little teary eyed,  is very articulate and seems like a thoughtful person.  A reporter asked about Vicki Baugh's poor play, though, and I thought Warlick rather threw her under the bus.  The third person sitting up for Tennessee was Shekinna Stricklen, who just had a career best night, and I don't think a single question or comment asked about that.

[81alum]

Can anybody who was at the game describes the circumstances surrounding the technical against Tennessee for having six players on the floor? It happened during a commercial, so the broadcasters never really explained it.

A reporter asked that of Holly Warlick--the Tennessee assistant coach who took the aftergame press conference.  She said that it was a substitution error.  Glory went in for someone who was late in getting off the court.

By the way, for those of you who enjoyed watching the Stanford post game press conference, the Tennessee press conference was also interesting. 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SFs7joLDZ...e=youtu.be

The Tennessee folks were very somber but classy.  Warlick was effusive in her praise of Stanford, the fans' reception of Pat, and Nneka.  Glory Johnson was also effusive in her praise of Nneka.  Glory Johnson, who seemed a little teary eyed,  is very articulate and seems like a thoughtful person.  A reporter asked about Vicki Baugh's poor play, though, and I thought Warlick rather threw her under the bus.  The third person sitting up for Tennessee was Shekinna Stricklen, who just had a career best night, and I don't think a single question or comment asked about that.