WBB: Northwest Conference

Started by swiss, March 07, 2005, 12:40:48 AM

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LoggerBall

Great job last night Loggers, GFU, not a bad showing either. Too bad you put everything you had into last night's game, it'll be interesting to see if you can maintain that same determination and hustle in tonight's 2nd round.

Taylor, unbelievable game last night. Lights out from beyond the arc, 20+ points when it was all said and done. Kubka was really off last night, I don't remember one of her 10+ 3's even dropping. Campbell and Farris were steady as usual but the team rode on Taylor's shoulders last night. With that said, tonight looks to be a night for the Log's.

After last night's impressive showing against the #12 team in the nation, I still contend that that must be one really bad division if McMurry is #12, they sure didn't look it last night.  All their hopes seem to ride on Robinson which can't win you the game, especially with the UPS defense. Hirsch really stepped it up and showed why she is All Conference last night. Shelby Ramirez, unbelievable hustle as always, that girl has some serious heart. All of the Loggers played quite well last night, it was a solid game and I see that translating into tonight.

PS - Togas are a terrible idea come gametime.
All my life I want to be a Logger, Hack Hack... Chop Chop...

swiss

LoggerBall... Your fans didn't seem so cocky last night with just over 3 minutes to go and your fifteen point lead had dissoved to four.  I thought I saw a number of Loggers sucking air.  Thank goodness for media timeouts!  Seemed to me like you were having flashbacks of last weekend when you couldn't hold the lead.  There were a lot of worried looks on your side of the court.

You also probably ought to take a look at the stats before you actually start commenting on the Bruins.  Your memory is failing.  Hubka nailed her first three and only took five, one was a desperation shot as the shot-clock was running out. 

I'm not sure how a "solid game" against a team from a "really bad division" that gave your fans acid stomach  translates into cockiness about tonight but have at it.  These games are decided by the players, not the fans. Let's hope for a strong and fair game for everyone tonight.  We'll let the scoreboard tell us who gets to represent the NWC in the next round.

mcmfan

Loggerball,
McM had a bad night, and y'all were the beneficiaries.  I'd hold off on commenting about the division until you come to Brownwood to face the division champion, assuming you win tonight.  And the name you're looking for is Richardson, not Robinson...
Alacumba!

Ralph Turner

Quote from: LoggerBall on March 03, 2007, 12:02:27 PM
Great job last night Loggers, GFU, not a bad showing either. Too bad you put everything you had into last night's game, it'll be interesting to see if you can maintain that same determination and hustle in tonight's 2nd round.

Taylor, unbelievable game last night. Lights out from beyond the arc, 20+ points when it was all said and done. Kubka was really off last night, I don't remember one of her 10+ 3's even dropping. Campbell and Farris were steady as usual but the team rode on Taylor's shoulders last night. With that said, tonight looks to be a night for the Log's.

After last night's impressive showing against the #12 team in the nation, I still contend that that must be one really bad division if McMurry is #12, they sure didn't look it last night.  All their hopes seem to ride on Robinson which can't win you the game, especially with the UPS defense. Hirsch really stepped it up and showed why she is All Conference last night. Shelby Ramirez, unbelievable hustle as always, that girl has some serious heart. All of the Loggers played quite well last night, it was a solid game and I see that translating into tonight.

PS - Togas are a terrible idea come gametime.

Logger, if last night was an easy game, then the Loggers should have plenty of reserve in their legs tonight.   McMurry knew that they would be spotting you 4-6" per player and that you would try to go 9-10 players into your bench.  We held you to 37% on FG's

As I listen now, you are leading 40-38 with 8 minutes left.

I think that the fair assessment of the 2 conferences will be when we see how this winner does versus HPU, the winner in the ASC.  HPU is closer to the UPS size and every bit as fast as McMurry.


Ralph Turner

UPS up by 7.  GFU Bruins are trying to beat UPS for the 4th time in a row.

GFU is trailing 47-40, 4;30 left.

Ralph Turner

GFU--Campbell Ft 2-2; 2:37  UPS 47-42;
UPS--Cain Ft  1-2; UPS 48-42; 2:05 left
GFU announcers say that Bruins need to dig deep.

Ralph Turner

GFU ball--Turnover
UPS--Cain traveling.  1:45 left.  48-42.

Sounds like you are controlling the pace nicely, UPS.

bbaddict

GFU announcers like to double as refs!

Ralph Turner

GFU--Campbell Fg; 48-44; 1:00
UPS--Adderley traveled. 0:37.9

Ralph Turner

Quote from: bbaddict on March 03, 2007, 11:56:36 PM
GFU announcers like to double as refs!
They make some friends of my sound like Chick Hearn.

bbaddict

Sounds like UPS is going to win this one.  Or OT.

Ralph Turner

GFU--Taylor FG  48-46.
UPS--Ramirez to the line.  FT 1&1 49-46. Timeout. 0:23.

Ralph Turner

UPS--Ramirez back to the line...second Ft is good!  UPS leads 50- 46.

Ralph Turner

GFU--Taylor Fg good  UPS 50-48.
UPS--FT no good, but rebound by Cain for UPS  Time.
0:03.9 sec.s


Ralph Turner

UPS--Harter 0:00.9  FT 1-2  UPS 51-48.  Harter airballs the second FT.
GFU--time