Doggydaddy's Den: DoggyDaddy's Dailies 3/9/15

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Here is my UCONN/East Carolina post-game report

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ACC Tourney

In the ACC final, Notre Dame showed everyone that they are the class of the conference and have been since joining last year. The Irish beat Florida State 71-58 in a game that was close for the first 12 minutes. Florida State actually led 17-16 half way through the first half before Notre Dame went on a 14-2 run to take an 11 point lead. It was never closer than 13 points after Notre Dame had expanded the lead to 22. The Irish were led again by Jewel Loyd's 18 points and Madison Cable's 13 points off the bench.

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SEC Tourney

As expected, South Carolina faced Tennessee in the SEC tourney final 62-46. The Gamecocks were led by 17 points from Tiffany Mitchell and 14 points and eight rebounds from Aleighsa Welch.

South Carolina tied with Tennessee for the regular season title but won the SEC tourney for the first time and over Tennessee was even more sweet I'm sure. This was their first championship game appearance. Tennessee was trying to win for the 18th time in 36 years but it was not to be. The 46 points was their lowest point total in tournament history. More ugly SEC ball. Why not in the championship game?

Tennessee was just terrible in this game. They missed a ton of easy shots and went only 6-12 from the free throw line. If you told me that Jordan Reynolds would lead them in scoring with 17 and no one else would have double digits I wouldn't have believed you.

South Carolina trailed by five points in the first half 26-21 but they went on an 8-0 run to take a 29-26 lead into the second half, one they would not lose. Unlike the first matchup, where South Carolina had a 10 point lead late that they almost blew, they easily put away the Lady Vols, extending the lead all the way to the end of the game.

Looks like a No. 1 seed for South Carolina and a No. 2 see for Tennessee

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Ugly Game Of The Day

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So, without further ado!!!

Ladies and Gents, DD looks at the news........

UConn women march past East Carolina and into AAC title game New Haven Register

No. 1 UConn women rout ECU 106-56 in American semifinals U-T San Diego

Women’s preview: AAC championship, South Florida vs. No. 1 UConn Middletown Press

UConn reaches another league tourney final American Republican

East Carolina Falls to No. 1 UConn in American Semifinals East Carolina Team Site

UConn rolls over ECU in American Tournament Semifinals, 106-56 WNCT

UConn Women Cruise Past Cincinnati for AAC Quarterfinals Victory NBC CT

UConn routs ECU to gain AAC final Carl Adamac

Guarding The Queen Of East Carolina John Altavilla

No One Will Influence KML's March To 393 But Her John Altavilla

Pretty good day for UConn commit Jim Fuller

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Upsets in Red

No. 2 Notre Dame women repeat as ACC champs USA Today

South Carolina women beat Tennessee 62-46 to win SEC tourney USA Today

No. 4 Maryland beats Ohio State 77-74 in Big Ten final Washington Post

No. 6 Baylor women beat Oklahoma St 69-52 in Big 12 semi Yahoo

No. 17 Chattanooga tops ETSU 61-56 in OT to win So Con title Washington Post

19 Stanford California

No. 21 George Washington beats Dayton 75-62 for A10 title Washington Post

No. 25 Seton Hall women beat Marquette 77-51 in quarters Washington Times

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USF women beat Tulane to reach AAC tournament final Tampa Bay Times

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Thanks to my friend JohnnyC who sends me these numbers when he can.

Jonquel Jones George Washington 21 points
Caira Washington George Washington 10 points 10 rebounds
Arlesia Morse Marquette 25 poits
Daisha Simmons Seton Hall 14 points 11 rebounds
Tabatha Richardson-Smith Seton Hall 31 points 11 rebounds
Destiny Mitchell East Tennessee State 19 points 10 rebounds
Chelsey Shumpert Chattanooga 26 points
Brittney Martin Oklahoma State 13 points 11 rebounds
Nina Davis Baylor 29 points
Kaleena Mosqueda-Lewis UConn 21 points
Moriah Jefferson UConn 20 points
Alexa Hart Ohio State 13 points 10 rebounds
Kelsey Mitchell Ohio State 31 points
Malina Howard Maryland 12 points 12 rebounds
Alisia Jenkins South Florida 22 points 15 rebounds
Courtney Williams South Florida 21 points

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