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Or Iowa would have won by more if not for all those missed shots (by Martin, especially, in the first half).

The poor-UConn-has-such-a-short-bench narrative, pretty much every year, is so annoying. Practically everyone is an all-American, for one thing, but also Geno could recruit more than 11 players, so he has a bench, but he chooses not to.

"Arrested Development" narrator voice: She's not.

I see Sconiers and Powell have optimistically entered their names in the WNBA draft.

I had to check because there's been so much realignment but, yep, still A10 ( in which they had a losing record)

Kenny Brooks recruited Elle Evans at Virginia Tech...

Sanders brings some nice things to the team but she is shooting less than ten percent from three. If she has a green light, she shouldn't.

Gophers beat common opponent Drake (with Braun). St Louis did not.

That sounds like Cedar Rapids?

...and those two were free throws. I'm not watching but it sure seems like it would be possible to guard a team that has only three people who can shoot. (Edit: Now a fourth player has made a FG)

Sure, but they are young, healthy people.

Am I dreaming that no one has scored in five minutes on either team?

A Sanders shot, once again, is a turnover.

I missed part of the broadcast. Have they mentioned this craziness from last season? https://www.espn.com/womens-college-basketball/story/_/id/35779775/sun-belt-apologizes-troy-refs-late-blunder-loss

I like this shot distribution. But I would like them to make more of those shots.

Anyone else find the article bizarrely vague?

Writer apologized, fwiw

Common WY/MN opponent is Nebraska. Without Braun, MN lost to NE by a score similar to WY's loss. With Braun, MN beat NE.

Even an entitled, privileged idiot is occasionally right.

Their post was especially awful, missing one layup after another. At one point, she was 1-8, many of the misses when she was undefended