Ole Miss @ #9 Oregon (Sun 1 PM Pac-12 Network)

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Ole Miss @ #9 Oregon (Sun 1 PM Pac-12 Network)

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Sabrina Ionescu has another triple-double (21 points, 11 rebounds, and 14 assists) to give her the Pac-12 record and tie the NCAA career record. Oregon is absolutely whooping Ole Miss, leading 86-40 late in the 4th quarter.
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Loved Ann Shatz enthusiasm with the build up and call on the record setting rebound. Entertaining game to watch despite it being so one sided. Not often the biggest cheer of a game is a rebound.
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Sabrina Ionescu is the best Ducks basketball player this season; and I hope its not necessary to say that I mean she would beat any of the men's basketball players one on one. But, the way she plays on the women's team is a pleasure to watch.
So far the women have two losses, to #5 teams on the road, their defense isn't elite yet, but it will get better as the season goes along, the offense on the other hand is lethal. Hebert is a scoring machine inside, while the rest of the team are passing wizards. The movement and spacing this team executes routinely would make Dr. Jack proud.
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Merganzer wrote:Sabrina Ionescu is the best Ducks basketball player this season; and I hope its not necessary to say that I mean she would beat any of the men's basketball players one on one. But, the way she plays on the women's team is a pleasure to watch.
So far the women have two losses, to #5 teams on the road, their defense isn't elite yet, but it will get better as the season goes along, the offense on the other hand is lethal. Hebert is a scoring machine inside, while the rest of the team are passing wizards. The movement and spacing this team executes routinely would make Dr. Jack proud.
You’re being sarcastic right? Although she is a great all around player, Sabrina lacks the athleticism to play against any of the men’s team.


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duckduckgoose wrote:
Merganzer wrote:Sabrina Ionescu is the best Ducks basketball player this season; and I hope its not necessary to say that I mean she would beat any of the men's basketball players one on one. But, the way she plays on the women's team is a pleasure to watch.
So far the women have two losses, to #5 teams on the road, their defense isn't elite yet, but it will get better as the season goes along, the offense on the other hand is lethal. Hebert is a scoring machine inside, while the rest of the team are passing wizards. The movement and spacing this team executes routinely would make Dr. Jack proud.
You’re being sarcastic right? Although she is a great all around player, Sabrina lacks the athleticism to play against any of the men’s team.


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I'm sure he means the most dominate against their competition. Sabrina might make an All American team and will be in contention for conference POY. It's unlikely any of the men will be so honored this year.
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duckduckgoose wrote:
Merganzer wrote:Sabrina Ionescu is the best Ducks basketball player this season; and I hope its not necessary to say that I mean she would beat any of the men's basketball players one on one. But, the way she plays on the women's team is a pleasure to watch.
So far the women have two losses, to #5 teams on the road, their defense isn't elite yet, but it will get better as the season goes along, the offense on the other hand is lethal. Hebert is a scoring machine inside, while the rest of the team are passing wizards. The movement and spacing this team executes routinely would make Dr. Jack proud.
You’re being sarcastic right? Although she is a great all around player, Sabrina lacks the athleticism to play against any of the men’s team.


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No, no sarcasm just what I said. I wasn't suggesting that she would beat a men's player, just that in her game, she is truly dominant.
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