2019, looks like: https://ucdavisaggies.com/news/2019/11/26/womens-basketball-aggies-win-wild-causeway-clash-in-double-overtime.aspx

Done.

24 points for Boise St. from free throws. Wow.

Margin of Victory, probably. Most of Montana's wins have been by 30+.

AGS poll: https://www.anygivensaturday.com/showthread.php?317999-AGS-Poll-Results-2022-SEASON-Wk-11

UCD #23

Coaches are way high on Montana, as usual.

Coaches need to fill out their polls while sober.

Padding their stats before they get beat by Montana St next week, probably.

Best post so far (summarized): "at least we scored more than the football team did."

Also, gauchodan @ the Big West Boards: "It's a Cal tradition to lose on opening day to a Big West school."

Cal MBB forum is a little salty this morning.

Doesn't even rank up there with The Year of Beating Stanford, IMO, but still--very cool to beat the flagship campus. :)

On the flip side, UW nearly ran the table at the bottom of the Pac-12 last year (2-12).

Scattered thoughts from watching the broadcast:

1) Overall, the new pieces seem to be fitting in nicely. Level of competition wasn't really there, but it seemed like the offense ran smoothly, and the defensive intensity was definitely present.
2) Sussman definitely brings some solidity and leadership to her wing spot. Did what she needed to.
3) Burns and Baker on the court at the same time is a little frightening--so much motor, so much potential chaos. :lol:
4) Great start for Norris, as noted above. Looks like a great get for Davis.
5) Ditto for Epps.
6) Good to see Jones off the bench and contributing.

84-36 FINAL.

Norris with a double-double: excellent.

Burns needs to work on her full-speed layups.

Both teams just playing street ball right now. Missed shots and fast breaks galore.

63-26 after three.

Norris really likes that move across the lane to a baby hook.

Lena isn't on crutches like Sanders and Gray were, so that's a positive. I hope. :lol: