[TheWildJacko]

Interesting to compare this game and the early-season loss:

Team	FG	2-pt	3-pt	FT	Reb (ORB-DRB)	PF	A	TO	BLK	STL	PTS
Stanford (11/14)	17-48 (35.4%)	13-21 (61.9%)	4-27 (14.8%)	18-23 (78.3)	37 (10-27)	20	7	20	10	4	56
Stanford (3/27)	19-52 (37.3%)	16-34 (47.1%)	3-17 (17.6%)	18-22 (81.8%)	45 (12-33)	22	14	20	11	4	59
Texas (11/14)	23-61 (37.7%)	19-54 (35.2%)	4-7 (57.1%)	11-17 (64.7%)	28 (11-17)	18	3	10	0	7	61
Texas (3/27)	17-52 (32.7%)	12-39 (30.8%)	5-13 (38.5%)	11-20 (55.0%)	28 (6-22)	24	8	10	1	4	50

On our end:

• A few more shots overall
  
• Slight improvement in overall shooting percentage.
  
• Slight improvement in 3pt FG%
  
• Big drop in 2pt FG%, but also a significantly higher percentage of 2pt shots vs. 3pt attempts (43.8% 2pt FG attempts in Nov. vs. 65.4% in March). I actually disagree with Vic Schaeffer on this—he said it was a win for them to limit our 3pt attempts vs. last time; I think it's a positive that this time when our outside shots weren't falling, we took it inside and largely found success.
  
• More rebounds overall, especially on the defensive end.
  
• A couple more fouls; 1 player fouled out in each game: Lexie in Nov., Fran yesterday.
  
• Double (!) the assists
  
• TOs were even, 1 more block, and one more steal.
  
• Scored 3 more points this time around—those extra 2-point shots really paid off!
  

On their end:

• Significantly fewer shot attempts (9 fewer overall)
  
• Decent drop in overall FG percentage (5%)
  
• Significant drop in 3pt FG%. We limited their touches inside and forced them to jack up almost 2x the 3pt shots compared to last time (25% of their total shots were 3pt attempts this time vs. 11.5% last time)
  
• About the same from the FT line. They weren't great the first time around and they were worse this time.
  
• Significantly fewer O boards for them this time: 6 vs. 11. Same overall rebounds for them, but we got a lot more this time.
  
• Significantly more fouls on them; they had 3 of their best players in foul trouble and one of their stars fouled out. Rori Harmon was the only player in foul trouble for them last time out.
  
• TOs were even, 1 more block, 3 fewer steals.
  
• Obviously, 11 fewer points for them this time around. Our team really stepped up their game on defense.
  

[TheWildJacko]

Interesting to compare this game and the early-season loss:

Team	FG	2-pt	3-pt	FT	Reb (ORB-DRB)	PF	A	TO	BLK	STL	PTS
Stanford (11/14)	17-48 (35.4%)	13-21 (61.9%)	4-27 (14.8%)	18-23 (78.3)	37 (10-27)	20	7	20	10	4	56
Stanford (3/27)	19-52 (37.3%)	16-34 (47.1%)	3-17 (17.6%)	18-22 (81.8%)	45 (12-33)	22	14	20	11	4	59
Texas (11/14)	23-61 (37.7%)	19-54 (35.2%)	4-7 (57.1%)	11-17 (64.7%)	28 (11-17)	18	3	10	0	7	61
Texas (3/27)	17-52 (32.7%)	12-39 (30.8%)	5-13 (38.5%)	11-20 (55.0%)	28 (6-22)	24	8	10	1	4	50

On our end:

• A few more shots overall
  
• Slight improvement in overall shooting percentage.
  
• Slight improvement in 3pt FG%
  
• Big drop in 2pt FG%, but also a significantly higher percentage of 2pt shots vs. 3pt attempts (43.8% 2pt FG attempts in Nov. vs. 65.4% in March). I actually disagree with Vic Schaeffer on this—he said it was a win for them to limit our 3pt attempts vs. last time; I think it's a positive that this time when our outside shots weren't falling, we took it inside and largely found success.
  
• More rebounds overall, especially on the defensive end.
  
• A couple more fouls; 1 player fouled out in each game: Lexie in Nov., Fran yesterday.
  
• Double (!) the assists
  
• TOs were even, 1 more block, and one more steal.
  
• Scored 3 more points this time around—those extra 2-point shots really paid off!
  

On their end:

• Significantly fewer shot attempts (9 fewer overall)
  
• Decent drop in overall FG percentage (5%)
  
• Significant drop in 3pt FG%. We limited their touches inside and forced them to jack up almost 2x the 3pt shots compared to last time (25% of their total shots were 3pt attempts this time vs. 11.5% last time)
  
• About the same from the FT line. They weren't great the first time around and they were worse this time.
  
• Significantly fewer O boards for them this time: 6 vs. 11. Same overall rebounds for them, but we got a lot more this time.
  
• Significantly more fouls on them; they had 3 of their best players in foul trouble and one of their stars fouled out. Rori Harmon was the only player in foul trouble for them last time out.
  
• TOs were even, 1 more block, 3 fewer steals.
  
• Obviously, 11 fewer points for them this time around. Our team really stepped up their game on defense.