Jen has a history of finding under-the-radar post players who grow into outstanding players under her guidance.

Ags lose a heartbreaker on a 3 point buzzer beater 71-68. The Aggies were down 8 with 1:16 to go and rallied to tie the game with 6.8 seconds left. Tough way to lose.

54-52 Aggies at the end of the 3rd quarter.

39-36 Pepperdine at the half. Both teams are shooting well and the Ags have had a bunch of backdoor cuts that have led to layups. The Aggies need to shore up their defense if they are going to win this game though. The Waves are getting way too many open looks and easy shots. The team that plays the best defense in the second half will win this game.

21-19 Aggies at the end of the 1st quarter. Both teams playing well.

No doubt. I hope we have the means to sweeten the pot significantly so that we can compete and win in the MWC.

I just read an article that pointed out that Indiana spent $32 million on men's basketball this season and they didn't even make the NCAA Tournament. Yes, you definitely need money to compete nowadays but $$$ alone won't insure winning.

https://www.indystar.com/story/sports/college/indiana/2026/03/17/indiana-basketball-spending-mike-woodson-buyout-darian-devries-cost-per-win/89199065007/

UNLV beat Irvine 75-72 in the first round of the NIT. The score was 73-72 UNLV with 3 seconds to go in the game and the Runnin' Rebels iced it with 2 FT's.

#13 Hawai'i (24-8) plays #4 Arkansas (26-8) at 1:25 pm Thursday in Portland. The Bows are currently 15.5 point underdogs. The game will be televised on TBS.

The Aggie game at Pepperdine will be at 6 pm on Thursday the 19th and it will be televised on ESPN+. If they beat the Waves, they will host Southern Utah on Monday the 23rd and admission to the game will be free for everyone.

This is awesome news! Getting both Connors brothers back would be incredible for us.

You would have thought that we could have come up with $5000-$10,000 to host especially since the women have a strong, dedicated, community fan base. We average 963 per game many of which are not students. I think the revenue from tickets sales alone would have covered a lot of our cost to host the game and we wouldn't have the travel, food and lodging costs either.

Both teams are remarkably even statistically.

Compare Rocko's statement with Dr Wood's approach to college athletics:

DeLuca:

I am fortunate to work alongside such a dedicated group who care deeply about the student-athlete experience and about doing things the right way.

Dr. Wood:

“We didn’t do it the way other campuses have done. We didn’t win 10 national championships to become FBS. Instead, we were a case study in intentional disruptive marketing to get where we needed to be, and we were able to do in two and a half years what takes other campuses a lot longer.”

UC Irvine (26-6) will play at San Diego State (25-5) in the first round of the WBIT.

https://www.ncaa.com/_flysystem/public-s3/files/2026%20WBIT%20Bracket%20-%20Selection%20Bracket%20-%20Times%20(1).pdf

UCSD (24-8) is a 14 seed in the NCAA Tournament. They will play #3 seed TCU (29-5) in the first round. That's a tough draw for them.

https://www.ncaa.com/brackets/print/basketball-women/d1/2026

The Ags would play Southern Utah in the second round if they beat Pepperdine.

https://www.womensnit.com/bracket