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Thanks to my friend JohnnyC who sends me these numbers when he can.
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A Daily look at scores from yesterday, a list of top performers in those games and of course a little opinion.
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| Tennessee at Rutgers, a Brick onslaught |
This has been a quiet time for WCBB. Yesterday I said that the Lady Vols at the Scarlett Knights would be the best game of the week. Well, we all make mistakes. I also thought that Rutgers would win. 0-2.
With all the bricks shot by these two teams, they could have built a few houses. Bad shots, bad passes, bad decisions. Just bad.
Rutgers came in to the game with a reputation of a great transition game. The only transition I saw was from bad to worse. This certainly wasn't the team I saw play great against North Carolina before losing in OT.
Tennessee did show a semblance of an offense in the second half. Somewhat. So, how bad was it? Here are a few team stats.
Tennessee was 16-69 from the field, a sparkling 27.5%. And 1-10 on three pointers. 10%.
Rutgers was 19-61 from the field, an even better 31.1%. And 2-5 on three pointers. 20%.
Tennessee had 7 assists and 13 turnovers.
Rutgers had 10 assists and 15 turnovers.
Tennessee won this game like they always win games, with overwhelming rebounding and tough defense. One thing different in Warlick's team versus Pat's teams is the use of the zone. Holly impliments the zone often with very good results.
There were some ugly individual performances by both teams as well.
Tennessee's Graves, Carter, Moore, Middleton and Nared went 0-19 from the field. That's half the team that saw action in this game.
Rutger's Tyler Scaife shot 9-17, the rest of the starters shot 9-38.
One positive note for Tennessee, Harrison was excellent with 11 points and 13 rebounds. Her shot was off but she is still quicker than most centers and can get to the basket for a hoop for foul shots.
I hope these two teams have plans the second weekend of the NCAA's. They will have the available time.
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A few interesting scores.....
Mercer beat Alabama 46 - 39
Richmond beat Wake Forest 79 - 72
AR-Little Rock beat 66-62
Three more Power 5 teams losing to mid-majors.
The craziest game of the day was USC beating Sacramento State 101-99.
So, without further ado!!!
Ladies and Gents, DD looks at the news........
Nothing new today. Game Friday so I expect more as the week goes on.
Upsets in Red
No. 1 South Carolina routs Savannah State 111-49 Yahoo
No. 3 Texas women beat Northwestern State 74-34 Yahoo
No. 6 UNC beats Appalachian State 84-52 AP
No. 7 Stanford vs Santa Clara
No. 8 Kentucky women beat Belmont 71-55 Yahoo
No. 9 Baylor women rout Stephen F. Austin AP
Harrison leads No. 11 Tennessee over Rutgers 55-45 Yahoo
No. 19 Michigan St. routs Loyola of Chicago 90-38 AP
No. 20 Syracuse smothers Lady Eagles Durham Herald Sun
No. 22 Mississippi St beats Southern Miss 73-46 AP
No. 1 South Carolina routs Savannah State 111-49 Yahoo
No. 3 Texas women beat Northwestern State 74-34 Yahoo
No. 6 UNC beats Appalachian State 84-52 AP
No. 7 Stanford vs Santa Clara
No. 8 Kentucky women beat Belmont 71-55 Yahoo
No. 9 Baylor women rout Stephen F. Austin AP
Harrison leads No. 11 Tennessee over Rutgers 55-45 Yahoo
No. 19 Michigan St. routs Loyola of Chicago 90-38 AP
No. 20 Syracuse smothers Lady Eagles Durham Herald Sun
No. 22 Mississippi St beats Southern Miss 73-46 AP
Cincinnati Drops Nailbiter in Crosstown Shootout Cinci Site
Florida State Hangs on to Beat Temple AP
UCF Rally Falls Short UCF Knights Site
Arkansas Holds Off Tulsa Women Oklahoma's own news
Ferreira, South Florida Roll Past Cougars, 67-47 USF Site
Florida State Hangs on to Beat Temple AP
UCF Rally Falls Short UCF Knights Site
Arkansas Holds Off Tulsa Women Oklahoma's own news
Ferreira, South Florida Roll Past Cougars, 67-47 USF Site
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Thanks to my friend JohnnyC who sends me these numbers when he can.
Briana Day Syracuse 15 points 10 rebounds
Elem Ibiam South Carolina 21 points
Alaina Coates South Carolina 20 points 10 rebounds
A'ja Wilson South Carolina 23 points
Elem Ibiam South Carolina 21 points
Alaina Coates South Carolina 20 points 10 rebounds
A'ja Wilson South Carolina 23 points
Rachel Camp Virginia Tech 33 points 11 rebounds 6 assists
Vanessa Panousis Virginia Tech 24 points
Justin Taylor Western Carolina 32 points
Vanessa Panousis Virginia Tech 24 points
Justin Taylor Western Carolina 32 points
Dearica Hamby Wake Forest 20 points 11 rebounds
Morgan Batey Vanderbilt 14 points 16 rebounds
Kelsey Plum Washington 26 points
Judith Sole Robert Morris 23 points 17 rebounds
Brittni Montgomery Central Florida 18 points 24 rebounds
Marina Lizarazu Iona 12 points 12 assists
Damika Martinez Iona 31 points
Raquel Scott Holy Cross 25 points 11 rebounds
Kim Pierre-Louis UMass 27 points 10 rebounds
Marissa Janning Creighton 30 points 7 assists
Jasmine Nwajei Wagner 39 points 11 rebounds 5 steals
Emilie Cloutier Vermont 13 points 16 rebounds
Zaire O'Neil Georgia Tech 24 points 13 rebounds
Fantasia Hilliard Sacramento 28 points
Kaneisha Horn USC 20 points 15 rebounds
Kiki Alofaituli UCS 26 points 10 rebounds
Brianna Barrett USC 12 points 10 assists
Statistical Sites
NCAA 2014 Stats
NCAA 2014 Stats
UCONN Information
Message Boards
The Boneyard - Women's message board mostly about UConn
College Fans Only - WCBB board where no holds are barred
Vol Nation - Tennessee women's basketball board
ND Nation - Notre Dame women's basketball board
Rebkell - WCBB for everyone that thinks they are smarter than everyone else
Intesting Blogs
Women's Hoops Blog By Boneyarder This Just In
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