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Re: WBB: Stanford 72 Washington 68, silencing Husky sell-out. - Spiny_Norman - 01-30-2017
Stanford plays its next 4 games at home vs. U.SC (Friday), UCLA (next Monday instead of usual Sunday slot which would be opposite Super Bowl), Colorado and Utah. Then home and home vs. c.al before final regular season weekend at the Oregons. The Pac 12 regular season championship and top seed in the conference tournament are within reach with a little luck and a lot of focus. But Stanford still likely to match up vs. Plum and UW one more time in the conference tournament.
In the meantime, the team has a tall order vs. the LA schools. U.SC is dangerous, having knocked off ASU last weekend. And UCLA is only one game back of Stanford and OSU in the standings.
Re: WBB: Stanford 72 Washington 68, silencing Husky sell-out. - TheFarm07 - 01-30-2017
We moved up to #8 in the AP poll with UW dropping 3 spots to our previous ranking of #10.
Oregon State is right behind them at #11, then UCLA at #13 and Arizona State falls all the way down to #23 after being swept by the LA schools.
Tennessee is battling #4 South Carolina right now. A Volunteers win will make our loss to them better.
Re: WBB: Stanford 72 Washington 68, silencing Husky sell-out. - 81alum - 01-30-2017
RPI through yesterday:
Oregon State 7*
Stanford 8
UCLA 9
Washington 12
Texas 13
Tennessee 15*
Arizona State 26
Oregon 37
Utah 55
C.al 59
Washington State 60
SC 73
George Washington 75
Colorado 77
Purdue 93
Gonzaga 96*
Arizona 120
*loss
The UCLA game is going to be very, very important to us. I am glad we don't play them first after our emotional victory at Washington. Putting some distance between us and that game, and hopefully getting Tara's 1000th against SC, might help us focus more on the game at hand. Let's not forget the incredibly ugly loss at UCLA last year. They may turn out to be just as great a threat as Washington and Oregon State.
Re: WBB: Stanford 72 Washington 68, silencing Husky sell-out. - TheFarm07 - 01-30-2017
With Canada and Billings, UCLA has some weapons that we must contend with, but we have an extra day between the U.SC game and the Bruins game to prepare.
After a 0-2 loss to sub-.500 WCC opponents to start conference play, Gonzaga has won 8 straight and are currently leading the conference at 17-4 (8-2), so our loss to them isn't as terrible as it looked a month ago, though we are by far and away, their best win, considering it was on our home court.
Re: WBB: Stanford 72 Washington 68, silencing Husky sell-out. - BobK - 01-31-2017
Ernie was a great ref as was Bob Garibaldi.
Reffing now sucks.
Love Plum love beating her better.Â
What a comeback.Â
On to # 1000
Re: WBB: Stanford 72 Washington 68, silencing Husky sell-out. - triangle2 - 01-31-2017
(01-31-2017, 06:41 PM)BobK link Wrote:Ernie was a great ref as was Bob Garibaldi.
Reffing now sucks.
Love Plum love beating her better.Â
What a comeback.Â
On to # 1000
Many years ago, there was a ref who worked a UW-WSU game in Pullman by herself after the rest of the crew got stuck in bad weather. I wish I could remember her name because she was actually good and had a reputation for calling a fair game. I got to talk to her a few weeks after the game and she said that she got both teams together and told them that they had to police themselves on certain kinds of calls, and that she was going to have to trust everyone. She then said that if she caught anyone cheating, she'd throw them right out. I heard that the kids took this all to heart and that the game proceeded without a hitch - I was listening to the game on the radio and the announcers said great stuff about how that game got called. But that was before Barlow, Palmer, etc...a different era.
I do remember that she quit as a referee not many years after, largely (as she told me) because she felt that politics was determining assignments instead of high profile games going to the 'good' officials.
Re: WBB: Stanford 72 Washington 68, silencing Husky sell-out. - 81alum - 01-31-2017
Tennessee just knocked off South Carolina at South Carolina on a controversial foul at the end. That will help our cause. Meanwhile, Gonzaga is up to 3rd on the mid-major poll, so that loss is not looking as horrendous. And finally Texas has won 15 in a row since losing to UConn and have climbed to 12th.
Re: WBB: Stanford 72 Washington 68, silencing Husky sell-out. - BobK - 02-01-2017
Our RPI is up to 8 today. 4 PAC 12 teams 7-10
Plus two others NCAA tournaments teams based only on RPI
Sad we can't host. But women's PAC 12 Gymnastics that weekend. That's life on the Farm with 38 teams
Re: WBB: Stanford 72 Washington 68, silencing Husky sell-out. - 81alum - 02-01-2017
(02-01-2017, 09:22 AM)BobK link Wrote:Our RPI is up to 8 today. 4 PAC 12 teams 7-10Any possibility of hosting at an alternative site? The Arena in San Jose? Or at Santa Clara?
Plus two others NCAA tournaments teams based only on RPI
Sad we can't host. But women's PAC 12 Gymnastics that weekend. That's life on the Farm with 38 teams
Re: WBB: Stanford 72 Washington 68, silencing Husky sell-out. - BobK - 02-01-2017
No sadly not. They are occupied.Â
This info is new to us but known 2 years ago to Stanford. They have looked and asked but it's over