I'll take a crack to start things off.

Probably the biggest new face will be Sage Stobbart, a 6'3" red shirt freshman from Canada. She was highly recruited and sat out this year (similar to how Bertch sat out her freshman year). I imagine she'll get most of the Marly Anderson backup minutes, although if she is as good as they say, we might be seeing both her and Bertch at the same time.

There is Katy Toole, a transfer from utah State, who is supposed to have a great outside shot. I kind of think of her as a replacement for Nagel (about the same size).

Kayla Konrad, a 6'0" redshirt freshman. Don't know much about her, but I like the size and hopefully she can contribute next year. I know there is another JC transfer (I think the first JC transfer for the women's team in the D1 era) but I don't know her name off hand. I think I read she has a good outside shot.

That's all I got time for right now. Next...

It might be nice to go to this tournament and not play the best team in round one.

Didn’t we lose to Stanford in the first round of the nit a few years ago and they went on to win the whole thing?

Road trip!

Proud of this team and what they accomplished this year. Hope the program continues to build.

Rough half. We don’t look very aggressive and are making some bad passes. Travel is catching up with them. And Indiana is a very good team

The Grad has it listed, if you're in the area.

They’ve stormed through the nit so far

Great Win!!! Way to go Aggies. On to Indiana!

yep. A new video link finally appeared

Got it now. Just kept refreshing

Weird...Kstate site says audio only.

I followed your link but only get audio. You have video?

Pathetic

No video!!!

Yeah, that might be.

Good point. I know they descended on the Pavilion on the 22nd and will be there through the weekend. I guess maybe the 21st might have worked, but maybe they needed a day to get the site ready. All I know for sure is that we didn't request to host because of the robots.

From what I overheard, we probably would have been awarded this game if it weren't for the robotics competition. Unfortunate timing. And I agree, I doubt we get the next round unless Purdue/Indiana has an arena conflict of their own.

I think you're right about the keys. At the games that I watched down in Anaheim I saw a team that looked very tight. They missed open shots, no one could consistently hit anything from distance, and just some terrible decisions with the ball. Basically playing not to lose. The two NIT games have been completely different. Free flowing, aggressive, and a certain amount of joy. Hopefully, this team shows up!

Just FYI we did not request to host this game. There is a robotics competition in the pavilion. We did submit a request to host the next round if we get there

I read recently (and I'm sure it was brought up on the football board) that they did spring workouts early so guys could use spring quarter for studying abroad. Again, what a nice benefit our student-athletes get by coming to Davis.