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Who will win the national championship tonight?

Who will win the natty tonight?

  • Florida

    Votes: 15 46.9%
  • Houston

    Votes: 17 53.1%

  • Total voters
    32
  • Poll closed .
If anyone didn't notice...the chicago bulls are actually getting pretty good recently and are fun to watch. Like Loyola Marymount fast breaks nonstop. Watch a game if you get a chance
 
The game that mattered was yesterday and UConn are National Champs once again!!
 
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What a dud of a game, though. That was a blowout.
Blowouts can be fun when you're rooting for the winning team. But, yes, UConn blew through the tourney this year like the men did last year.
 
Bueckers was finally healthy and Clark had graduated. Those things helped a lot.
 
I just hope we get another game like both final four games, both of which were pretty fantastic close games between good teams.

I had Auburn over Duke in the finals, so my chance to profit already evaporated.
 
Bueckers was finally healthy and Clark had graduated. Those things helped a lot.
Bueckers and Fudd both were finally healthy. They probably would have won 1 or 2 more titles together if they both didn't have knees blow up on them.
 
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Bueckers and Fudd both were finally healthy. They probably would have won 1 or 2 more titles together if they both didn't have knees blow up on them.
For sure. As a guy who watches hardly any women's hoop, I was looking forward to this final. But UConn just completely dominated. It was no contest. And Bueckers didn't even have a great game -- 17 points on 5-for-14 shooting. But Fudd and Strong just destroyed them. The gulf between the No. 1 and No. 2 teams is WIDE.
 
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Bueckers and Fudd both were finally healthy. They probably would have won 1 or 2 more titles together if they both didn't have knees blow up on them.
The rate of ACL injuries in female athletes is staggering. There are many theories but no effective preventive measures-estrogen, lower extremity alignment, proprioception, muscular development etc.
 
The rate of ACL injuries in female athletes is staggering. There are many theories but no effective preventive measures-estrogen, lower extremity alignment, proprioception, muscular development etc.
Put them in wheelchairs. Save the knees and make the game more entertaining.

GOUNUII
 
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The rate of ACL injuries in female athletes is staggering. There are many theories but no effective preventive measures-estrogen, lower extremity alignment, proprioception, muscular development etc.
I see. Watkins at USC was another high profile knee injury. Interesting topic that may get some more research focus as women's sports are attracting more attention and dollars.
 
For sure. As a guy who watches hardly any women's hoop, I was looking forward to this final. But UConn just completely dominated. It was no contest. And Bueckers didn't even have a great game -- 17 points on 5-for-14 shooting. But Fudd and Strong just destroyed them. The gulf between the No. 1 and No. 2 teams is WIDE.
The women's game has a lot more parity than it did 10 years ago, but when you win an NCAA tournament game by 80+ points as UConn did in Round 1, then the game is still not quite there yet. Certainly improving though.
 
The women's game has a lot more parity than it did 10 years ago, but when you win an NCAA tournament game by 80+ points as UConn did in Round 1, then the game is still not quite there yet. Certainly improving though.

That's true. Though the women were at least able to get one two-seed in the Final Four this year.
 
Not to hijack the thread as the game is about to begin, but yeah the parity in the women's game has a super steep cliff even this year. Almost half of the opening games had at least a 35 point disparity, and that's just crazy to me. Apologies for the "formating"



1 UCLA 84
16 Southern 46
38

1 South Carolina 108
16 Tennessee Tech 48
60

1 Texas 105
16 William & Mary 61
44

1 USC 71
16 UNC Greensboro 25
45

2 UConn 103
15 Arkansas St 34
69

2 Duke 86
15 Lehigh 25
61

3 LSU 103
14 San Diego St 48
55

3 Notre Dame 106
14 SF Austin 54
52

5 Tennessee 101
12 South Florida 66
35

5 Kansas St 85
12 Fairfield 41
44
6 Iowa 92
11 Murray St 57
45

6 Florida St 94
11 George Mason 59
35

8 Richmond 74
9 Georgia Tech 49
35
 
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