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I Saw That, Too. I Think The Key is Sabally vs. Smith.. by dillon77
...it that match-p comes to pass. Remember, Oregon was right in that semifinal gme last year and Baylor had a 6'7" center to hold the fort. Kalani has a good substitute, but it's a bit different. Cox will probably take on Hebard, which means Nalyssa (sp) Smith will match up with Sabally. Smith got in foul trouble against the Irish in the final, but she's probably improved. So, I just think this matchup comes down to this one up front.
FWIW, I also think the game-in, game-out toughness of the PAC12 will help out in the NCAA's. Helps with focus.
(Don't get me going about a certain team not zooming in against Baylor last year until the fourth quarter....)