1998 was the last semis for the Gators.
Nice first half. Really hope we have the legs left to sustain the effort in the second half. This has been a well played game both ways. Nice to see.
There are glimpses though... as much as Matharu can dominate I wish she distributed the ball a bit more. We have more talent than a lot realize....
Inconsistency has been the major flaw. Wish we could get some distance because I am worried about running out of gas against their fresher legs in...
Long way to go.... but if we win... it would be the first time in the semis since Carol I would think.
Big opportunity tonight. I feel like reaching the semis would be a nice boost to momentum after a slightly disappointing regular season. They are...
Ugh. It had to be during the State of the Union. I gotta miss this one.
We have 3 players out of eligibility... we still need more regardless of who stays beyond that. At least 3 IMO.
I'm sure... Kenza has a year left if she wants it.
Matharu and Kyle both have eligibility remaining. Dut, Correa, and Zippy are the only ones officially out of eligibility. We may still have...
I think they are safely in NIT. No chance now at NCAA without an automatic bid though.
Not a bad draw honestly.
Played too much this year but she was already eligible for another season.
Yes... Zippy, Faith, and Leilani are out of eligibility. Big shoes to fill.
I like Kelly as a person, though I question a lot of her coaching decisions. She could still pull it off, but she needs about 3 more players in...
Regardless of opinions on officiating. We have to play and coach better. The W/L column does not put asterisks for bad officials.
I never said every game was called right. Officiating is awful and inconsistent always... but it cuts both ways.
I've watched almost every game for 26 years.
If I am looking at it right this means we will play Mizzou on Day 1 and Vanderbilt on Day 2 if we advance... then Ole Miss with a double bye in...
Depends on who you ask. Lol We benefit as much from bad refs as we get hurt by it IMO.
