penn nation
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Re: WBB seeded 9th
03-18-24 05:26 PM - Post#365757
In response to Albert08
If they're smart, they'll schedule the Iowa game first. Then you'll have the whole arena to yourselves for the second game.
I know nothing about Iowa ticket policy or NCAA ticket policy, but this is not just an Iowa home game. Iowa is hosting an NCAA event, with two teams (Princeton and WVU) that have nothing to do with Iowa (at least in the Saturday game). So they're saying that Iowa season ticketholders are first in line to watch WVU play Princeton? That doesn't sound right.
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1LotteryPick1969
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Re: WBB seeded 9th
03-18-24 05:52 PM - Post#365763
In response to Albert08
Not fair, but when in the history of women's basketball was a home arena previously sold out??
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1LotteryPick1969
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03-18-24 05:53 PM - Post#365765
In response to ToothlessTiger
Friends of Basketball
Understood. I was a member for a while, but now I donate by purchasing season tickets and rarely attending.
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whitakk
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03-19-24 11:39 AM - Post#365840
In response to 1LotteryPick1969
The only team we've played even in the top 100 of steal rate was Seton Hall (51st) - that didn't go well with a 25% turnover rate, although at least most of those were dead-ball turnovers and of course we pulled out the game. That wasn't the same pressure WVU will bring though.
I'm not worried about the pressure disrupting our offense because our offense has no flow anyway - Kaitlyn and Madison can score in iso and we're good at getting points off offensive rebounds or broken plays. It's all about the turnovers for me - we're not going to win a shootout, so we can't afford to give up easy fast-break points.
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