It's a reminder to Oregon that the other team wants to win, too, and are under no obligation to make things easy. See also: MBB v AoA. It's a little crazy that they didn't remember what happened last season--or maybe they discounted it because of COVID/prep time/etc? Who knows.

It's maybe also a reminder to not be so full of themselves and their Pac-12-ness. :razz:

Agreed!

Pretty much.

Svanholm (20 min) traded a lot of time with Sage (25m), looked like. Langi had 8, Grey, 4, and Shine 3. Rest of the starters all had 30+.

Pac-12 Network highlights video noted that the Aggies just snapped Oregon's 44-game OOC home game win streak. Nice. :party:

I'll take it.

More good minutes from Svanholm, which I think will be key in conference play. Missed the game (stupid work), but will be interested to see a replay if it exists.

Hope so?

Any chance we can get Bob Williams to un-retire? :p

Ps. As noted on Twitter, Hall now leading the UCD D1-era careers rebounds list.

(And yes, she will have had 4.5 seasons by the end of this year)

Yeah, I don't expect last year's result!

62-54 final; Aggies win!

Hall got her double-double and finished with 18/13. Stobbart a semi-quiet 14/4 plus 3 blocks.

Signs of progress: Burn with 5 assists and zero TOs this game.
Additional sign of progress: Aggies had 16 assists on 22 made baskets.

We've reached the timeouts and free throws stage of the game...

(Davis up 8, 36 seconds left, Weber ball.)

Referees making up for last quarter, I guess.

47-42 after three. Davis still struggling a bit on offense, but was able to get Weber into the bonus with 3+ minutes left in the quarter. Stobbart leading the scoring with 14.

27-25 at half. As noted, Davis missed a bunch of threes! Hall working on a double double: 9pts/9rb.

19-9 after one. Aggie defense allowed two (2) FGs. At the other end of the court, Davis had 7 assists on 8 baskets. That's the offense we know and love.

Who peed in caribbeanhen's corn flakes?!

16 points off turn-overs for the Hornets.

Great to see Konrad shooting well, in particular.

We've always parked at the Wells Fargo building for Kings games, fwiw. Good access and not horrible to get out of.

edit: doesn't look like that's a possibility for this game, my bad.

Just to make us all feel a little better: Stanford WBB had 41 turnovers after two games :grimace: --they also graduated a star guard. So, even the big programs have these issues!

That is cool--used to have to glean it out of the 187439-page media guide!