Nice publicity!

I've heard of similar inconsistencies based on locations. Some young folks getting it while others, like my brother in-law, who probably should have been near the top of the line given his age and medical history, have had a hard time getting it.

I got mine this week in Vacaville via Kaiser. Things seem to be opening up a bit.

Really? That is a small world. He better know where his allegiances lie :smile:

I just saw that their conference championship was cancelled but didn't know why. Interesting. They have a lot of wins against other mid-majors, plus a big win vs. Maryland (a 2 seed). Anything but Stanford is a "win" for us. Yeah Eastbay, they nailed it.

If I see the clip, I'll post it. Here's a still:

Yep for about 15 seconds. Said the Ags are the two time defending BW tournament champs led by Coach Jen Gross. Then they moved on.

Ags the #12 seed and will play Missouri St next Monday at 4:30 PDT on ESPNU. Good draw for the Ags. Time to look up Missouri St.

I can't keep track without a score card (or google).

We'd get Big East to start Big Monday, and the Big West (which included UNLV, Fresno St, Utah St, and New Mexico St, along with some current members) would finish it off. It was tough to study on Mondays.

Yeah the Big East certainly doesn’t look like the Big East of my youth.

UCSB gets a 12 seed vs 5 seed Creighton. Nice seed for the Gauchos and they'll give Creighton a good game.

I think the 2 previous times the women have been in it we were the 16 seed (men were a 16 and did the play in game before losing to #1 Kansas).

That 4th quarter was pretty interesting. You could almost see Turner's confidence growing, and it all started with a couple of drives. Hopefully she can keep that momentum going!

Agree 100%

Nice, that'd be a sweet seed.

I saw one that had us as a 13 seed. I'd take anything but Stanford :)

CHAMPIONS!!!!!

Big three by Turner. Keep the pressure on Ags!

And I do think that Les changes his offense in subtle ways to suit the talent. For instance, this year we ran almost entirely weaves and picks that lead to drives. Last year, with Money and Gonzo, you saw a lot more down picks to set up open threes. Yeah, still perimeter oriented, but different based on the skills. And when Chima was here, you saw a lot more post ups. I think, given a summer to work out, we'll see a little more diversity (I'm thinking more Anigwe, and I bet we see more of Murphy's skill set). Don't get me wrong, it's still Manjon's team (and defense will be paramount), and Pepper will be the #2 offensive option, I just think that we'll be better able to deal with those times when the drive is cut down.