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Agreed. Gottlieb is a good coach but still: not much D from her, poor shot selection/court awareness, 5 TOs with no assists.

I wonder if Duffy has her sights set higher. Auriemma is nearly 69, hates the portal/NLI and had a rough season...

This hire is more about Xs and Os than recruiting. But it will surely be easier for this coach to get good players to come here than to the meth breadbasket of the country.

Hell, NORTH Dakota State has a winning streak against the Gophers.

If only Gopher fans had a frame of reference for a coach leaving after a year...

Announcers just said Notre Dame is 32-2 all-time in home NCAA games. I remember one of those two...

...and she's clearly the Gopher who would attract the most interest from other schools (although not sure how many P5 schools will want to keep her a center).

Ended up being interesting but Purdue didn't have enough and a dumb, late intentional (supposedly) foul cost them.

Yep. Back-to-back (and on the Hawkeyes' home floor, at that). Then, they faced the eventual national champs...

So, we are past 10 days...

Actually, I think it was Liberty, which ended up winning a lot (24) of games

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She made a tournament. Injured, she did not play.

I did. Iowa has at least 3 women of color, one of whom is a starter and another who is the sixth woman of the Year. You have to go back five seasons to find one woman of color on Johnston's team.

Law's tenure as Illinois head coach begs to differ.

Summarizing what's already available in these threads: 1. The U already has too many male mentor/coaches for women's teams. 2. He has accepted, then at the last minute rejected, jobs in the past. 3. His roster is diverse only in the sense that he occasionally lands a brunette to go with the...

Week to 10 days? So you're predicting the Gophers hire someone who didn't make the tournament?

Reference is to Jackrabbits' Johnson, although it was somewhat lost. And let's hope he is, too. No reason for the Gophers to consider him (again).

Penn State's game plan was really smart. They have no half-court offense, so they needed turnovers to score. And they knew they could create a couple dozen Gopher turnovers with their pressure.

Actually, if it had been a layup (with a potential foul, likely since Penn State was fouling cuts to the basket) that would have been fine. Instead, it was a pull up jumper