01-14-2022, 05:38 PM
I could only see the first half of this one and then spent the last hour of it sneaking updates on my phone. Before the game started, I was convinced Stanford'd lose this one. It's historically the type of game Haase's teams lose, especially on the road and following a good win. The first half did little to dispel that assumption. I'm still somewhat stunned they pulled it together for the win. I'm with those of you who never would've thought this team could win a road match without Ingram shining. Happy to see Angel emerge as a great option off the bench. Very pleased to see Jones expand his game, gaining confidence again in his 3-point shot but also willing to slash some and shoot midrange jumpers. And more than happy to be wrong on Keefe -- he's shown good court awareness on both ends of the floor. I still half-expect the wheels to come off as the conference schedule continues, but keep hope alive.
Question for those who saw the whole game: Was there any evidence that the coaches made adjustments that helped turn the tide, or was it mainly a matter of WSU going cold (albeit in response to whatever Stanford threw at them)?
Question for those who saw the whole game: Was there any evidence that the coaches made adjustments that helped turn the tide, or was it mainly a matter of WSU going cold (albeit in response to whatever Stanford threw at them)?
