12-19-2023, 08:10 PM
(12-17-2023, 10:55 AM)81alum Wrote:(12-17-2023, 10:24 AM)joemontes Wrote:Wow, when you see how both Graves/Oregon and Barnes/Arizona have fallen after being almost at the top, you appreciate Tara more. Sustaining excellence over many years is a lot harder than simply getting near the top once. I really thought that Oregon and Arizona would use their success to recruit and become perennial contenders, but they both somewhat squandered their success and hemorrhaged players. They may be back, but they are teams that did not reliably "reload." In the meantime, good luck to Nnaji. It sounds like she might have been happier at Stanford, where many former wbb players go into medicine and related fields.(12-17-2023, 08:14 AM)mbdude Wrote: AZ vs ASU on pac12 4pm today (12/17)And Arizona will be one significant player less for the remainder of the season:
Five-star Arizona women's college basketball phenom Maya Nnaji quits sport (msn.com)
I am not sure how good Utah Tech is (I didn't even know they existed), but they took down Oregon 92-86 tonight. Looking it up, they just transitioned to D1 three seasons ago.