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Part of the cognitive dissonance in this and other threads is that there are a couple main ways to look at scheduling: A team can schedule lots of teams that will (presumably) rack up tons of wins in bad conferences, which is an accepted way to game the system and possibly get into post-season...

Well, you're in luck: https://gopherhole.com/boards/threads/media-does-not-even-pay-attention-to-women%E2%80%99s-basketball.119265/

Even fans find these games irritating and useless. Have to think sportswriters agree. I assume things will pick up when the Gophers play more real teams. (FYI, the paper is not yet printed in Des Moines)

I don't "know" but those are not the numbers I've heard. We also don't know the Pioneer Press is right.

...and why aren't members of the volleyball team, which is significantly better every year and attracts more fans, getting similar, or better, money?

...and when Hart is making less than one-third of her shots in the game, almost all right under the basket. (At this point, she is barely above 50 percent on the entire season, including all of those cupcake opponents.)

I'd be OK with that!

Creme's latest bracketology has Kansas one of the first four out and the Gophers, quixotically, as one of the last four byes.

"hope she heals fast" -- Glenn, on McKinney.

I mean, a more charitable way of phrasing that would be "Duke couldn't stop Ingram and, apparently, the Gophers can."

There is discussion within this thread.

He also said the announcers don't think she will play the next game, but unclear if that's pure conjecture or if it's based on some information they can't elaborate on. Speaking of pure conjecture, could it be concussion protocol?

"injured in the game against Kansas, we believe" -- Gaard

My disappointment, in the wins and the loss, is that I keep looking for signs of integrating a more dynamic offense. There was an actual pick-and-roll (Hart/Braun) in the Marquette game but I'm not seeing a motion offense, or even a very mobile offense. Hasn't this supposedly be on the way for...

Iowa is looking really good

All of the above. But the most shocking part is that both Hart and Tonga shot 25%

Could be a small ball (or, I guess, medium ball) opportunity for the Gopher women?

Huh? This class is known as the class of 2026.

Agreed, especially when it would make more sense in the in-game thread

McKinney