ND Women's BB '14
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FINAL ND 75 UVA 54
FINAL ND 75 UVA 54
ND
STAT TOTAL
Points 75
Field Goals 28-57, 49.1%
Free Throws 17-26, 65.4%
3-Pointers 2-8, 25.0%
Off. Rebounds 13
Def. Rebounds 29
Total Rebounds 42
Assists 17
Blocks 4
P. Fouls 9
T. Fouls 0
Turnovers 12
UVA
STAT TOTAL
Points 54
Field Goals 23-59, 39.0%
Free Throws 6-8, 75.0%
3-Pointers 2-11, 18.2%
Off. Rebounds 7
Def. Rebounds 23
Total Rebounds 30
Assists 10
Blocks 2
P. Fouls 19
T. Fouls 0
Turnovers 14
FINAL ND 75 UVA 54
ND
STAT TOTAL
Points 75
Field Goals 28-57, 49.1%
Free Throws 17-26, 65.4%
3-Pointers 2-8, 25.0%
Off. Rebounds 13
Def. Rebounds 29
Total Rebounds 42
Assists 17
Blocks 4
P. Fouls 9
T. Fouls 0
Turnovers 12
UVA
STAT TOTAL
Points 54
Field Goals 23-59, 39.0%
Free Throws 6-8, 75.0%
3-Pointers 2-11, 18.2%
Off. Rebounds 7
Def. Rebounds 23
Total Rebounds 30
Assists 10
Blocks 2
P. Fouls 19
T. Fouls 0
Turnovers 14
Ind Stats
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UVA
Ind Stats
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ON COURT PTS REB AST PF
Kat Westbeld 6 4 2 0
HanHuffman 1 2 1 1
Mychal Johnson 0 2 1 1
Mark Wright 0 1 0 1
DiaThompson 0 0 0 0
BENCH PTS REB AST PF
Brianna Turner 26 13 0 2
Jewell Loyd 14 3 4 1
Lindsay Allen 12 6 4 3
Taya Reimer 9 2 3 0
Mich Mabrey 5 1 1 0
Madis Cable 2 5 1 0UVA
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ON COURT PTS REB AST PF
Faith Randolph 16 3 1 3
Mikayla Venson 9 1 1 2
Breyana Mason 9 2 3 1
Sydney Umeri 7 1 0 1
Sar Imovbioh 3 16 3 0
BENCH PTS REB AST PF
Lauren Moses 8 3 1 5
Tiffany Suarez 2 1 0 3
Jae'Lisa Allen 0 0 0 0
Sarah Barnette 0 0 0 1
Jaryn Garner 0 0 0 0
Ali Huland El 0 1 1 3
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Interesting game in several ways. Virginia has some serious flaws, most importantly defensive intensity. We exploited that all night, getting to the foul line a ton. If we had been "good" there this game would have been over lots earlier. VA also has a head case or two who lose composure when they don't get points.
Our girls were "moderately" on-the-job but they looked to me like they knew that they were better. That always makes it tougher when you don't have a Natalie Achonwa to kick their butts when they're slacking.
Muffet still sees this I believe, and she's playing Madison Cable more in key situations, rather than Mabrey --- I hope that whatever's going on with Mabrey's intensity {nuisance injury?} "goes away" because we still need her threat.
BUT I REALLY want Cable on the floor a lot --- there was a sequence in the second half when she personally stopped three VA plays in a row [with the absentee announcers noticing only the one where she took the charge.] Madison is the "salt" in the middle of our "pepper" [for those wondering, that is a basketball reference about rock-solid stability vs volatile flashy play], and we need that sort of lunchpail come-to-work-every-play athlete.
I also liked that Taya Reimer was working hard on high post defense: "showing" very strongly on all picks. I'll bet that Muffet has gotten in her ear on that. We got beat a lot on foul line jumpers, and I believe that it was mostly on Jewell.
I also liked that Muffet played Mychal Johnson a lot --- something says to me that she "wants it" more than most, has loads of natural talent, and when she gets her jump shot together is going to be really good. She's the second ball-handler and I wish that we would let her run the offense more [instead of Jewell] when Lindsay gets a breather.
A good slightly off game.... lots of positives.
Our girls were "moderately" on-the-job but they looked to me like they knew that they were better. That always makes it tougher when you don't have a Natalie Achonwa to kick their butts when they're slacking.
Muffet still sees this I believe, and she's playing Madison Cable more in key situations, rather than Mabrey --- I hope that whatever's going on with Mabrey's intensity {nuisance injury?} "goes away" because we still need her threat.
BUT I REALLY want Cable on the floor a lot --- there was a sequence in the second half when she personally stopped three VA plays in a row [with the absentee announcers noticing only the one where she took the charge.] Madison is the "salt" in the middle of our "pepper" [for those wondering, that is a basketball reference about rock-solid stability vs volatile flashy play], and we need that sort of lunchpail come-to-work-every-play athlete.
I also liked that Taya Reimer was working hard on high post defense: "showing" very strongly on all picks. I'll bet that Muffet has gotten in her ear on that. We got beat a lot on foul line jumpers, and I believe that it was mostly on Jewell.
I also liked that Muffet played Mychal Johnson a lot --- something says to me that she "wants it" more than most, has loads of natural talent, and when she gets her jump shot together is going to be really good. She's the second ball-handler and I wish that we would let her run the offense more [instead of Jewell] when Lindsay gets a breather.
A good slightly off game.... lots of positives.
2014-15 ND Women's Basketball: Game 25
#4/4 Notre Dame Fighting Irish (22-2 / 9-1 ACC) vs. Boston College Eagles (10-12 / 2-7 ACC)
DATE: Feb. 8, 2015
TIME: 1:00 p.m. ET
AT: Chestnut Hill, Mass. - Conte Forum (8,606)
SERIES: ND leads 15-5
1ST MTG: BC 59-55 (12/30/83)
LAST MTG: ND 104-58 (1/11/15)
TV: bceagles.com (live)
RADIO: Pulse FM (96.9/92.1)/WatchND (live) (Bob Nagle, p-b-p)
LIVE STATS: UND.com
#4/4 Notre Dame Fighting Irish (22-2 / 9-1 ACC) vs. Boston College Eagles (10-12 / 2-7 ACC)
DATE: Feb. 8, 2015
TIME: 1:00 p.m. ET
AT: Chestnut Hill, Mass. - Conte Forum (8,606)
SERIES: ND leads 15-5
1ST MTG: BC 59-55 (12/30/83)
LAST MTG: ND 104-58 (1/11/15)
TV: bceagles.com (live)
RADIO: Pulse FM (96.9/92.1)/WatchND (live) (Bob Nagle, p-b-p)
LIVE STATS: UND.com