Man…NC States star player sure lost her mind on that last play with 5 seconds left. That was def a WTH moment.
WBB: General All-NCAA Thread - Not Team Cyclones Stuff
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Yep.. And we have Tiffany Byrd as a ref today. Everytime I see her I say, "Well we're having breakfast at Tiffany's today". I rate her as a bottom 5 ref. She just recently gave Iowa St a good screwing as well. She has never learned that if a player jumps from in bounds and grabs a ball in the air and throws it back in without her feet touching the floor that that's legit. She calls it out of bounds every time. I've seen others refs correct her in the past and she will never concede. She's pulled it three times today. Twice on TX and once on LSU. Sorry...I was supposed to be commenting on the game. Yeah it's crowded in here.
Mulkey and Bluder both imparted the same culture apparently. Every foul called against them, their players immediately look at the ref with a wtf face. Never had a correct foul called against them, apparently.
Struggling to pick up the slack with their star not hitting shots.
Addendum: Booker is really good, but is trying to do everything alone. She’s forcing so much and not enough ball movement.
Anyone notice that since ESPN updated their streaming app it’s slower than molasses in winter to load?
Frogs use an 8-0 run midway through the 4th to put Arizona away.
Back to a 3-way tie at the top of the Big 12 (BU, KSU, TCU). Baylor's last two games of the regular season are at K-State and home vs TCU.
Back to a 3-way tie at the top of the Big 12 (BU, KSU, TCU). Baylor's last two games of the regular season are at K-State and home vs TCU.
K-State at WVU today (2/17). WVU is a different team at home than on the road. All four conference losses have been on the road.
Going to be interesting to see how USC reacts to losing two of their last three. Not a daunting schedule remaining until they play Kentucky last game of the regular season. This will be a big time for the coaching staff.
I was very confused at first because I just watched USC beat UCLA and Washington. I realize now that you're referring to S. Carolina.
And I agree. They have most of their team back from last year. I'm curious what the issue is? Was Cardosa just a massive cheat code for them? She was super tall and an ok big, but not a world beater, in my mind. Or has the competition gotten that much better?
