NU will play Duke this Sunday at 1:30 pm in Norfolk, VA. The game will be televised on ESPN2.
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NU v. Duke Sunday at 1:30 pm
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Let's go ladies.
Yeah, it seems a little unfair that their first two rounds were on their home court, and the next two rounds are in their "backyard".
If you think that is unfair, just look at U Conn's locations. 2 games at home, then 2 games in Bridgeport CONNECTICUT.
The women's game needs to have attendance, so they are allowed to play on home courts. With the ladies side of the game being very top-heavy, I find it interesting & beneficial to have teams like Gonzaga, Iowa, LSU able to host first/second round games if regular season attendance supports awarding them the games.
However, I do wish that they'd try to balance it out over the years - U Conn seems to always play at home and it may not be coincidence that the TV partner's HQ is in Connecticut.
The women's game needs to have attendance, so they are allowed to play on home courts. With the ladies side of the game being very top-heavy, I find it interesting & beneficial to have teams like Gonzaga, Iowa, LSU able to host first/second round games if regular season attendance supports awarding them the games.
However, I do wish that they'd try to balance it out over the years - U Conn seems to always play at home and it may not be coincidence that the TV partner's HQ is in Connecticut.
I hadn't noticed that. Yeah that is real unfair.
Did I hear that Lincoln is being considered next year for a quarterfinal region?
Would make sense with a reputation for supporting women's sports and a brand new stadium. If Iowa City can host, Lincoln surely could.
