#7 cats @ #12 baylor, monday, fs1, 7:30 ...

[tmcats]

Always appreciate your "afterthoughts". Regarding #9 and the "camera angle", my son and I were saying the same thing......absolutely horrible. Felt like I was watching the game from a blimp or a drone overhead.

So glad Serena was able to return after that ankle sprain. She really is the facilitator for this team. As you eluded to in #10, this team really does have some great attributes outside of Yoki.....and tremendous depth.

baylor's gym seems like a scaled down oSu iba, from the camera angles and to the empty seats.

[Kralicek]

Eliza was 16 and 9, I believe. Great game and a lot of resolve and fight in this bunch.

[bhoovy]

Always appreciate your "afterthoughts". Regarding #9 and the "camera angle", my son and I were saying the same thing......absolutely horrible. Felt like I was watching the game from a blimp or a drone overhead.

So glad Serena was able to return after that ankle sprain. She really is the facilitator for this team. As you eluded to in #10, this team really does have some great attributes outside of Yoki.....and tremendous depth.

baylor's gym seems like a scaled down oSu iba, from the camera angles and to the empty seats.

That’s exactly right.

[oldcat59]

One assistant coach told us last night when the team returned to MHK airport, the arean is Awsome! It was apparently designed and built for the HOME TEAM! Apparently Baylor players are becoming acclimatied to the "squeeed-in' feel of the box-like arena. The student body section is directly behnd the opposing team's bench, plus around the corner. This makes tremendious loud yelling distracting to teams. Apparently Baylot students were given white, long ballons to wave behind the baskets, causing distraction for opponents free throw shots. Gabby said she has never been distracted at the line like she was at Baylor.

[ksuwbbfan]

So, I rewatched the game last night. It sounded like their coach was saying that we fouled #11 on that jack up 3 with 10 seconds left. But, I honestly didn't see a foul. Did you?

Also, I love how our players aren't intimidated. They aren't dirty players, at all. But, they aren't afraid to fight for the ball.

They also never seemed to look panicked at all. They seemed very methodical and calm. Confident in themselves.

Really proud of them.

[PurpleOnWhite]

So, I rewatched the game last night. It sounded like their coach was saying that we fouled #11 on that jack up 3 with 10 seconds left. But, I honestly didn't see a foul. Did you?

Also, I love how our players aren't intimidated. They aren't dirty players, at all. But, they aren't afraid to fight for the ball.

They also never seemed to look panicked at all. They seemed very methodical and calm. Confident in themselves.

Really proud of them.

There was no foul on the stupid 3-point attempt. She obviously was fishing for a foul but was outsmarted by the defender. Frankly, I get so tired of the acting charades some players (James, Clarke, etc.) put on to unfairly influence a ref. Of course, the refs must not be particularly bright to get sucked in so easily.

[ksuwbbfan]

She also thought that they shouldn't have been called for an intentional foul. It was definitely the right call and deserved. I thought the refs did a great job. They allowed our defense to play defense and didn't assume fouls where there were none.

[purpleprairiecat]

So, I rewatched the game last night. It sounded like their coach was saying that we fouled #11 on that jack up 3 with 10 seconds left. But, I honestly didn't see a foul. Did you?

Also, I love how our players aren't intimidated. They aren't dirty players, at all. But, they aren't afraid to fight for the ball.

They also never seemed to look panicked at all. They seemed very methodical and calm. Confident in themselves.

Really proud of them.

I watched the Baylor coach's press conference too. She did imply that the Baylor player was fouled on that 3 with 10 seconds left. I have watched the play several times. There was no foul. It wasn't even close to a foul. Her comments didn't match with the analysis by the TV commentators. They kept saying that the Baylor player misread the time clock. Based on the coach's comments, the Baylor player was told to put up a shot for a 3 as soon as she anticipated being fouled. The problem was there was no foul.

[purpleprairiecat]

She also thought that they shouldn't have been called for an intentional foul. It was definitely the right call and deserved. I thought the refs did a great job. They allowed our defense to play defense and didn't assume fouls where there were none.

I agree. I have not heard the Baylor coach talk at a press conference before. She was clearly upset with the loss right after the game. Some of her comments were off. I think she may wish she could take back some if those comments after she reviews the game video.

[tmcats]

She also thought that they shouldn't have been called for an intentional foul. It was definitely the right call and deserved. I thought the refs did a great job. They allowed our defense to play defense and didn't assume fouls where there were none.

I agree. I have not heard the Baylor coach talk at a press conference before. She was clearly upset with the loss right after the game. Some of her comments were off. I think she may wish she could take back some if those comments after she reviews the game video.

she was probably most frustrated that her team made no good adjustments to coach mittie going zone. baylor had near zero high post game. nothing worked. that would frustrate me as well if i were her.