WBB: General All-NCAA Thread - Not Team Cyclones Stuff
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Has nothing to do with the outcomes - has to do with they have all fawned over her since the brackets were announced. Many media "experts" picked Iowa for the Final Four, and were already talking about them playing South Carolina and her going against Aliyah Boston to ultimately determine national player of the year.
So you and BC are intimating there may have been some dissension on that team? Interesting.
I was watching it at work and went a little on the wild side in my celebrating. My boss later on asked me how I could root against your home state? I said it's because they are a rival and that's how you should be toward your rival. To hell with that when they don't play us we cheer for them crap.
No….I was just interpreting his post. Think it just means he is tired of all the Clark talk. Can hear about Joens, N smith of Baylor, the Stanford center maybe. The only person you hear about in womens basketball is Clark nonstop.
Frau Bluder and Clark deserve each other sore losers both and always have been. It’s the culture of the program
And the difference is Paige is super likable and a great person to watch play the game. First class individual.
Not at all - have no idea what goes on inside the Iowa women's basketball team. The tweet goes back to what others have said, all the national media does is fawn over Clark. There were 14 other women selected to the AP All American teams, and we hear squat about most of them.
Creighton Bluejays stun Iowa Hawkeyes in NCAA women's basketball tournament, hold Caitlin Clark to 15 points
No. 10 seed Creighton beat No. 2 seed Iowa on its home floor in the biggest upset so far in the women's NCAA tournament.
Iowa coach Lisa Bluder pointed out that Iowa averaged 18 free throws a game, but shot just eight on Sunday. The referees, for the most part, let both teams play pretty physically. Clark, though, didn't make the officiating a focus.
"I would have liked to get more calls; I could say that every single game," Clark said. "Coach Bluder could say that every single game. Our opponent could say it every single game. I'm not gonna sit here and make excuses for how I play. I think just coming back and working harder than I ever have is really all I can do."
Did a switch flip on Clark? Frau needs to listen to her now.Creighton Bluejays stun Iowa Hawkeyes in NCAA women's basketball tournament, hold Caitlin Clark to 15 points
No. 10 seed Creighton beat No. 2 seed Iowa on its home floor in the biggest upset so far in the women's NCAA tournament.www.espn.com
Iowa coach Lisa Bluder pointed out that Iowa averaged 18 free throws a game, but shot just eight on Sunday. The referees, for the most part, let both teams play pretty physically. Clark, though, didn't make the officiating a focus.
"I would have liked to get more calls; I could say that every single game," Clark said. "Coach Bluder could say that every single game. Our opponent could say it every single game. I'm not gonna sit here and make excuses for how I play. I think just coming back and working harder than I ever have is really all I can do."
South Dakota up on Baylor 18-8 in 2nd qtr.
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