Aggies win! 61-51.

Nice!

Maybe it's that lineman that never made it into the program.

Conference standings are pretty wild right now: Aggies are at 8-4 in a three-way tie for third, two games back of conference leader Hawaii who visits this weekend.

Aggies win, 61-48.

Turner got sent to Chicago.

Morgan Bertsch just traded to Phoenix as part of a package deal with Kahleah Copper.

Could be a good deal for her, since Phoenix sent Breanna Turner to Chicago and Megan Gustafson moved to Las Vegas in free agency, so PHX has a bit of a hole off the bench at the 4/5 position.

SLO wins by 10. Aggies just couldn't get any separation and had to resort to fouling at the end of the game.

Aggies win 82-62.

Norris with a strong 22/15 double double.

Ten (10!) blocks by the Aggies, mostly from the perimeter players. Funky.

What a wild 2nd and 3rd quarters. :scream:

Evanne Turner is 25th in 3-pt/game, nationally. She's second in the league behind one of the Bako players...who is tied for 4th in the nation. Wow.

Side note to gush over Caitlin Clark. Just so good. Leads scoring per game by a LOT, and, oh by the way, is also 2nd in assists/game.

A few other comments: excellent D by Davis in the 2nd half, limited UCSD to single digits in both quarters.

Turnovers trending in a better direction. Interestingly, as much as we all grump about TOs, Burns is 3rd in the league in assist/TO ratio, leads the league in assists per game, and the team overall leads the league in assist/TO. Go figure.

62-49 Final, Aggies win!

Edit: Three players in double figures.

Aggies are up by 1 at the half: 34-33.

Channel stats on YT say Australia.

Well...that was exciting.

Aggies win! Went down 7 in the first quarter and then chipped away at the lead every quarter after that to win by 5.

Final was 60-55.

Yup. In depth analysis! :lol:

Here's the women's version, which stuck to basketball, at least:

Hawaii Rainbow Wahine trying to run, slowly, to a third straight title: If Hawaii is going to represent the Big West in the NCAA tournament for a third straight year, it will be done slowly. Methodical has been the approach for 12-year coach Laura Beeman in winning the past two Big West tournaments. Last season the Rainbow Wahine ranked 340th in possessions per 40 minutes. This season they are 343rd, and they rank 27th in points allowed (56.1 per game). Keeping the pace slow has translated to team success. Hawaii doesn't have a double-figure scorer or a player who ranks in the top 15 in the Big West in field goal percentage but remains just a half-game out of first place.

So the weird thing is I lost the feed at OT just like you all. But my daughter in Chicago still had it!! So I watched her feed via FaceTime. — Oldbanduhalum

Modern technology!

Aggies win!