WBB Finals: #7 Stanford @ #3 Oregon (Sun 5 PM ESPN2)

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Sic 'em!
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Definitely unfinished business.
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Yes time to finish Pac12 business tonight!
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Ducks have had slow starts, but Stanford looks tough in 1st quarter.
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Hope Satou gets her shot back very soon.
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THAT was one heck of a second quarter. Wow! Satou shooting poorly but has five rebounds and a steal. Minyon in the groove.
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Is Boley ok? Only one shot which she made but that was way early.
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Ducks massacre Stanford by 33 and made only 6 turnovers.
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duck58 wrote:Ducks have had slow starts, but Stanford looks tough in 1st quarter.
That was a bit worrisome but wow...
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Ducks really look tough! Steam rolling good. On to:the tourney!
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About the only way this team can be beat is if they have unusually poor shooting performances from multiple players and/or get in foul trouble. Other than those, not even slow starts can really hurt them.
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rockthief wrote:Is Boley ok? Only one shot which she made but that was way early.
I think Stanford's plan was to let Minyon shoot 3s not Boley,since Minyon is not supposed to be a 3 point shooter. Minyon made them pay. Boley just didn't have the shots. She did play some good defense, as did the rest.
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#duck58 thank you

I like how Boley has been doing other things besides shooting.
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Largest margin of victory in the championship game in conference history.

In conference games, Oregon's average margin of victory at home was 35.5 points.

In the three tournament games, Oregon's average margin of victory was 23.6 points.

Combining all of the conference games the Ducks played this season, the average margin of victory was 26.5 points.

The Ducks completely dominated the top rated conference in the country this season in historic fashion.
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