17-12 after 1. UCD not shooting particularly well (7-18), but limiting SU to 10 shots on defense.

Aggies running a nice 3/4-court pressure on teh inbounds, using the length of Bessolo and Konrad to their advantage.

Aggies with 7 steals already. A couple monster blocks, too. Still shooting poorly, but playing great defense to make up for it. 26-14 at the 2nd Q media timeout.

37-21 Ags at the half. Great defense forcing 15 Redhawk TO's but still not shooting a good percentage.

Ags shooting 40% (18% from 3--good grief). Team is missing point blank layups and 4-footers from the paint, which is the only reason the score isn't SUPER lopsided. Only 3 TO, which coach will be happy about.

SU has been limited to 38% on only 24 shots.

The Ags' offensive numbers were hugely inflated in the Sac game since 72 points were scored in the paint as the Ags repeatedly burned the Hornets' shabby, pressing defense. We haven't shot the 3 well all year though and, ironically, Morgan Bertsch could be our best 3 point shooter if she just launched a few more. She's 7-12 for the year.

The misses in the paint are really frustrating to watch--it's hard to successfully run a cutting "Princeton" offense if the players can't finish the play!

48-30 at the 3Q media timeout. Aggies shooting 5-7 so far this quarter; getting good inside looks and making them.

Aggies driving the lane much more this quarter and drawing fouls even when they can't make the basket.

57-38 after three. Aggies shot 6-10 from the field and 8-10 from the line to extend their lead by 3.

4th quarter continuing the theme. Aggies extending the lead to 67-42 at the media timeout.

Coach has cleared the bench, so the final margin won't reflect the actual balance in the game. In particular, Seattle just scored three or four buckets in the paint over Gibb.

76-59 final.

Davis ended up shooting 56% in the 2nd half which improved their game percentage to 47%. 30 points off the bench, including 8 from Song and 6 each from Toole and Stobbart.

19-22 from the stripe, which is good to see.

It looks like Jen Gross has made some adjustments with this team on both offense and defense. The Ags have shot poorly from 3 all season long and today we were only 3-14. Instead of letting he troops fire away freely from downtown, like the 8-40 at Montana, she had the team pounding the ball inside and driving the lane along with pushing the ball in transition whenever we got a chance. The result was 18 assists and 46 points in the paint and lots of trips to the foul line.

The Ags are pressing more on defense too and creating TO's. I think this team responds better to aggressive defense and it, in turn, spurs the offensive flow. We were more active going to the boards today and had 12 offensive boards and 13 second chance points as well.

I like the changes and the energy I saw today. We haven't shown that we are a team that light up the nets from 3 and the changes we saw today paid off.

Five Aggies with 5+ rebounds, by the way.

Pretty neat. :)

Awesome....I hope she keeps it going...