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When it comes to seeding, it’ll look good that Utah, which is comparable to Minnesota NET-wise, lost at northwestern but Minnesota won In the interview, Plitzuweit described her as "athletic" but "not skilled "

When it comes to seeding, it’ll look good that Utah, which is comparable to Minnesota NET-wise, lost at northwestern but Minnesota won

Yes, the Tamiflu comment sheds some light on how the game went.

Most recent Creme bracketology has Iowa as a play-in team.

"Technically?" The way for any team to move up is for another team to move down.

Up one spot to 27, actually

Social media reveals she (and her teddy bear) traveling with the team, sans sunglasses

...or quite a few teams in the 20s lost games last week.

My friend jokes that I say this every year but: This has to be McKeown's last season, right?

"Bully," indeed. There werer 41 fouls called in the USC/MD game last night (for comparison's sake, there were 31 in the Gopher game against foul-prone Rutgers and 34 in last night's OSU/MI game).

Just noticed 8 different players have led the Gophers in scoring this season. (Braun would surely make it 9 by now, if not for her injury.)

I was thinking of the men's team tonight, too, but more along the lines of: Rutgers is MN men's team-level awful.

Egad. She had a quadruple double today: 30 points, 21 assists (a one-game state record), 12 rebounds, 12 steals. 113-33 win over poor Hinckley/Finlayson.

It's hard to imagine that she would be here with the team and not play, though, isn't it?

I don't quite understand it but some fans do use "we" meaning the "team" (even though us fans are not part of the team). Could be what's happening here?

The McMiller thing seems like it could escalate…

Not sure if it was him but that Mallory Heyer offensive foul/charge call was objectively heinous. The Illini player was not set and gave her nowhere to land.

It felt like it would have been a much different game if she had been able to stay on the floor in the first half.

It was a fun crowd as well -- the first I've seen that felt like a factor this season. And Illinois' offense was really lost without McKenzie. Super-stagnant and the Gophers were able to capitalize.

Playing a bit in the shadow of Crump probably didn't help her profile, either.