WBB: # Oregon @ Utah (Thu 7 PM Pac-12 Network)
Posted: Mon Jan 27, 2020 11:46 am
JAN 30 (THU) 7:00 PM PT
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SALT LAKE CITY, UT
TV: PAC-12 NETWORK
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The women's games will be on Pac-12 Mountain since OSU's game against Colorado is at 5 PM Thursday, which would fit with Oregon's being at 7 PM. The men's game will be on the main Pac-12 channel as well as the Bay Area and Oregon ones.Merganzer wrote:Unless the MBB's game against Cal, at 6, only takes an hour, this game can't be on at 7. If it's possible to do, one of the games could be on Pac-12 Oregon.
Thanks. That works logistically, but not so much for us here to see the WBB game.greenyellow wrote:The women's games will be on Pac-12 Mountain since OSU's game against Colorado is at 5 PM Thursday, which would fit with Oregon's being at 7 PM. The men's game will be on the main Pac-12 channel as well as the Bay Area and Oregon ones.Merganzer wrote:Unless the MBB's game against Cal, at 6, only takes an hour, this game can't be on at 7. If it's possible to do, one of the games could be on Pac-12 Oregon.
UCONN plays in a non-existent conference tho....people forget that...feasting on teams that wont make the tourney. This year Oregon will be far and away more-battle-tested.duck58 wrote:Beginning of tough 3 game road trip ending with UCON there. They don't lose often there.
If you are an Xfinity customer using the xfinity.com stream or app, all the PAC-12 channels including Pac-12 Mountain are TVGO channels.Merganzer wrote:Thanks. That works logistically, but not so much for us here to see the WBB game.greenyellow wrote:The women's games will be on Pac-12 Mountain since OSU's game against Colorado is at 5 PM Thursday, which would fit with Oregon's being at 7 PM. The men's game will be on the main Pac-12 channel as well as the Bay Area and Oregon ones.Merganzer wrote:Unless the MBB's game against Cal, at 6, only takes an hour, this game can't be on at 7. If it's possible to do, one of the games could be on Pac-12 Oregon.
UCONN is hosting 13-6 Cincinnati tonight, so will be well rested Monday.bigsugarduck wrote:UCONN plays in a non-existent conference tho....people forget that...feasting on teams that wont make the tourney. This year Oregon will be far and away more-battle-tested.duck58 wrote:Beginning of tough 3 game road trip ending with UCON there. They don't lose often there.
Good points. Hope they don't play down to Utah and Colorado. Should be able to play deep into lineup inMerganzer wrote:UCONN is hosting 13-6 Cincinnati tonight, so will be well rested Monday.bigsugarduck wrote:UCONN plays in a non-existent conference tho....people forget that...feasting on teams that wont make the tourney. This year Oregon will be far and away more-battle-tested.duck58 wrote:Beginning of tough 3 game road trip ending with UCON there. They don't lose often there.
Interesting that you bring up the Big 4 as I was just thinking about that. The big 3 is indisputable, but the recent trend in minutes and who is out there in crunch time, #4 might now be between Chavez and Moore with Boley and Jaz competing for 6th and 7th. In the last 4 games and particularly the big games against Stanford and OSU twice. Chavez, Boley and Moore have played almost the same minutes but Chavez has been on the court for the crunch times in all the games.duck58 wrote:Good points. Hope they don't play down to Utah and Colorado. Should be able to play deep into lineup inMerganzer wrote:UCONN is hosting 13-6 Cincinnati tonight, so will be well rested Monday.bigsugarduck wrote:UCONN plays in a non-existent conference tho....people forget that...feasting on teams that wont make the tourney. This year Oregon will be far and away more-battle-tested.duck58 wrote:Beginning of tough 3 game road trip ending with UCON there. They don't lose often there.
those two. Give big 4 a little more rest than normal. No way we aren't a better team than UCONN.
No apparent injuries. Whole 4th quarter was a pretty messy garbage time period with a lot of players who haven't gotten any time lately getting some minutes.gogreen55 wrote:I wasn't able to see this game, just looked at the box score. Did everyone make it through the game healthy? If so, it seems like things went about as well as the Ducks could have hoped for. The big three didn't have to play huge minutes, the backup bigs were apparently healthy enough to at least get a few minutes, etc.
I agree the 4-7 are close. I was giving Moore the nod a little because of her outstanding defense and assists. But if you need scoring Chavez is becoming special. That's probably why she's in during crunch times. I hope we don't put to much pressure on her, likely being Sabrina's replacement next year. At least to me she seems the most likely.GrandpaDuck wrote:Interesting that you bring up the Big 4 as I was just thinking about that. The big 3 is indisputable, but the recent trend in minutes and who is out there in crunch time, #4 might now be between Chavez and Moore with Boley and Jaz competing for 6th and 7th. In the last 4 games and particularly the big games against Stanford and OSU twice. Chavez, Boley and Moore have played almost the same minutes but Chavez has been on the court for the crunch times in all the games.duck58 wrote:Good points. Hope they don't play down to Utah and Colorado. Should be able to play deep into lineup inMerganzer wrote:UCONN is hosting 13-6 Cincinnati tonight, so will be well rested Monday.bigsugarduck wrote:UCONN plays in a non-existent conference tho....people forget that...feasting on teams that wont make the tourney. This year Oregon will be far and away more-battle-tested.duck58 wrote:Beginning of tough 3 game road trip ending with UCON there. They don't lose often there.
those two. Give big 4 a little more rest than normal. No way we aren't a better team than UCONN.
The gap of contribution between the 4-7 players is the closest it has been in the Graves era.