[81alum]

UCONN/SC just cancelled their Thursday matchup to make room to reschedule in-conference games, instead.

https://www.espn.com/womens-college-bask...l-showdown

Odds that Yukon cancels their game vs. South Carolina?

How is the SEC conference determined regarding uneven numbers of games played?  Tennessee is currently 7-0, SC 5-1, Ol Miss 5-1, Florida and LSU are 5-2.  Perhaps Staley is genuinely concerned that they might lose the SEC if they play too few games? 

On the other hand, the game they are making up was from Jan 2.  Surly they could have figured out the scheduling far early than a few days before the game with UConn.  Scheduling has become so fluid that I begin to have suspicions that may or may not be justified.

And it is important to note that they already played and beat UConn in the Bahamas this season, so this would be a second match up.

South Carolina has one game against Tennessee in February that is looming, and another game against Ol Miss down the stretch.

[81alum]

UCONN/SC just cancelled their Thursday matchup to make room to reschedule in-conference games, instead.

https://www.espn.com/womens-college-bask...l-showdown

Odds that Yukon cancels their game vs. South Carolina?

How is the SEC conference determined regarding uneven numbers of games played?  Tennessee is currently 7-0, SC 5-1, Ol Miss 5-1, Florida and LSU are 5-2.  Perhaps Staley is genuinely concerned that they might lose the SEC if they play too few games? 

On the other hand, the game they are making up was from Jan 2.  Surly they could have figured out the scheduling far early than a few days before the game with UConn.  Scheduling has become so fluid that I begin to have suspicions that may or may not be justified.

And it is important to note that they already played and beat UConn in the Bahamas this season, so this would be a second match up.

South Carolina has one game against Tennessee in February that is looming, and another game against Ol Miss down the stretch.