A rematch with DePaul. Very interesting.
The first game was our second game of the year. Ana wasn’t Ana yet.
West Virginia 70
Texas A&M 56
in College Station
We beat WV twice.
West Virginia 70
Texas A&M 56
in College Station
We beat WV twice.
All of the A&M games that you mentioned were in College Station. OU beat TCU in Norman. A&M beat Florida in College Station while they beat us in Norman---this is the only way they have an advantage over OU. They lose by not beating, at home, someone that OU swept.You really can’t go by that Texas A&M beat both UARL Florida and TCU all teams OU couldn’t beat...
Before anyone starts to think about meeting with Texas A&M, I think they would be a bad match up for us... Hillsman the same size as VIVI and I don’t think we’ll have anyone who can guard Carter... while she can shoot her team out of games she will arguably be the best player on the court and could have a career night vs OU.
OU was among the final eight teams considered for four spots, according to an NCAA release on Sunday.
“Having these last 24 hours, the way everything kind of shook out with the committee and being in this predicament has reminded us of what a difficult thing it is to get into the NCAA Tournament and what a special thing it is to be in that field,” OU coach Sherri Coale said. “There is a lot of gratitude. There is also a lot of fight in that room tonight because we feel like we earned a position in the NCAA Tournament. Now it is up to us to play that way.”
OU has a recent history with the Blue Demons. The visiting Sooners lost 111-108 in overtime to DePaul in the second game of this season. The teams also met in the first round of the 2014 NCAA Tournament, where DePaul captured a 104-100 victory.
The OU-DePaul survivor will face the winner between No. 4 Texas A&M and No. 13 Drake in a Sunday second-round contest.
The selection committee used SOS as a means of preventing Baylor from being a one-seed, so as Kim Mulkey suggested, it had to honor OU's SOS. Apparently, OU has the worst overall record of any team selected since 2005. These two (possible) games against DePaul and TAMU will be OU's chance to show they deserved to be included.I don't think they should've gotten in, based on their record relative to other teams. SOS is huge (which is likely the biggest factor in their selection), but part of it has to be OU's streak of consecutive NCAA appearances and Sherri Coale. Rutgers is ticked, and rightfully so.
I have a feeling nothing will change as a result of this small victory, but I do hope they'll compete in the tourney to prove they were worthy of a spot.
I don't think they should've gotten in, based on their record relative to other teams. SOS is huge (which is likely the biggest factor in their selection), but part of it has to be OU's streak of consecutive NCAA appearances and Sherri Coale. Rutgers is ticked, and rightfully so.
I have a feeling nothing will change as a result of this small victory, but I do hope they'll compete in the tourney to prove they were worthy of a spot.