Missed the first quarter, but watched the rest of the game. Great example of why you need to be consistently solid on defense. There are those days when the shots don't drop and you need to be able to stay close.
3rd quarter was pretty brutal offensively. Good shots weren't dropping, 5-6 ill-advised, frustration-type shots that young players will sometimes resort to in an effort to make something happen. Yet, other than a few break-downs, the defense was pretty good. In fact, the defense was actually better in the 4th quarter and, as often happens, defense created some easy shots early. Once the Gophers saw some easy shots drop, they settled down and stopped with the bad shots, and pulled away.
Side note: The more I watch Heyer, the more underrated I think she is. Maybe not as dynamic as some of her teammates and not as much hype, but she has a very mature and fundamentally solid game on both sides of the ball. She is one of those unnoticed difference-makers.