From what I've seen, when Morris is in the game and available we are a much better team. I think this was her first full game back and after missing a few weeks she did miss a few bunny shots and had a few silly turnovers. I think she will make the team stronger. I was never concerned we would lose the game yesterday. It seemed like we were in control; they'd make it close, we'd pull back ahead. We just couldn't seem to stop them defensively. The teams that are keeping it close against us are taking advance of our double team on their posts down low, and then kicking it out and draining 3s or cutting to the basket after a kick out and double team. Seems like something they will need to work on defensively. As we've seen, though, there is not one elite team that stands out right now. I'm think the top 10 teams all have a shot. In terms of experience, I'd take our team any day of the week. N'Dea is just a difference maker and I'm sad she's a senior. Having said that, the powers that be are noticing we are struggling to put away teams and that will affect our overall seed unless we get it together. I'm praying we win out and the SEC championship comes down to A&M and SC in the final game of the season. What a build up that would be. First things first, take care of Georgia and go one game at a time...See Charlie Creme's opinions below...
"How did Virginia Tech beating NC State and Arkansas toppling UConn impact Bracketology? Who are the No. 1 seeds now?
Creme: Despite playing a very uncharacteristic game against Arkansas, UConn remains a No. 1 seed, falling from No. 2 overall to No. 3. Sometimes perspective gets lost when a top team loses, but the Huskies entered the game No. 1 overall in the NET rankings. Remember, this was just their first loss. More importantly, there simply isn't a worthy candidate to knock UConn off the top line.
UCLA? The Bruins have two losses and a weaker schedule. Certainly not Baylor, which also has lost twice, including to Arkansas. Maryland lost its second game four days ago. Texas A&M is just 17th in the NET and has struggled in two of its past three wins and lost a game just prior to that. There aren't four other teams with better credentials than UConn. South Carolina, Louisville and -- once again -- Stanford are the other No. 1 seeds."
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