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Great article!! Loving Ashlon's quote at the end ""During that time, you know, Coach took a lot for us. It was not Coach. It was simply us. So we just really had to buy in and take accountability at some point. We couldn't let her hold everything by herself. We had to have her back, because she always has our back." All this will help us get the top players in the country. Who doesn't want to play for a coach who never throws players under the bus but just keeps making them better?'A season of adversity to a season of prosperity': How Kara Lawson guided Duke's massive midseason turnaround
The Blue Devils started the season 3-6, but are now on a stunning 16-game winning streak
Welp, so much for that.
Except Louisville's loss was quite a bit worse than ours. They were at home.
But they lost to a "better" UVA team than we lost to in Clemson.
Virginia is 36, Clemson is 38 in the NET. It's not like they are 10 spots apart. I think Louisville losing it home is therefore quite a bit worse.
I get the argument, and I'm with you. I just don't think it's much to make an argument for*. (UVA has a few votes FWIW, Clemson has none.)
LOL to the fine print. You know a lot of us need readers just for the regular font, right? Young whippersnapper!
I'm very happy in my impressionist style of painting, but every now and then someone will pop up with a "wow, that looks just like a photo!".
Very cool. I think that's me in the 3rd row behind the basket.
Dude! You got talent!
"You're welcome, losers" - Sincerely, Duke & LouisvilleIt's "official", CB&B. ACC with 9 teams.
Women's Bracketology: How two upsets turned the ACC into a nine-bid league
Sometimes one big win can elevate a team off the bubble. Clemson and Virginia got those victories Sunday.www.espn.com
