Also kind of looking like the ladies are instinctively shooting from the men's 3-pt line. That might be a bit of a learning curve this season

we're not short on post players, so it wouldn't be surprising

Lilly just made the first of probably many FTs in her career (can't see how BWC posts will otherwise guard her)

Lilly and Jones in now.

71-47 at the end of the third

And by "somehow" I mean improved defense and distance shooting

Somehow we're up over twenty now

Oh and Turner this half

Song primarily. Besdolo as well and other than that I'm losing track. I think Gibb had a few buckets in the first half as well.

Freshman Turner showing a lot of promise. And Song is just dominant from 3 -- echoes from the splash sisters in her game

makes sense, I was wondering if it mattered for exhibitions though.

We have stuff to work on but other things are going right. I like our effort on rebounding and creating turnovers. A lot of good attempts to drive to the basket. Nina is getting a lot of looks but she's not getting the shots to fall

I don't think Svanholm did either. Can't wait for this two to finally see minutes.

I think we compete for the title this year, just maybe not with the dominance of previous seasons.

41-37 at the half

glad we're experiencing it now with a lot of players seeing time then

CSUS climbed to within 4. They're getting more aggressive on D resulting in Aggie turnovers.

Ags getting a little frustrated I think. 37-27 now with 5:30 left on the half

19-6 with 3:33 left in the first. Ags look pretty good, boy hard to tell when the other team is clearly outmatched

New court looks amazing

I'm here. They did have the players call season ticket holders inviting them but that was it again.

Trpcic, Bessolo, Stobbart, Toole, and Konrad starting

An apt comparison. I would go so far as to say what we saw was an inferior version of the Gould offense due to less depth and variety at RB and no FB home to block.

Also, I'm concerned that UG is literally the only one running. Do we not even have any FBs or TEs on the roster who can just plunge forward (because that's apparently our only running play)? Or do what UCLA did a few years back and start combing the defense for people who played two ways in high school.

UG is good if you put him in a position to succeed but having him play every snap and run it right at the best D on the conference every other play isn't how you do that. At least he got rest because the offense was almost never on the field.

Obligatory credit to our defense, they were given a near impossible task and still managed to keep the game within reach for three quarters.