[USD vs UND]

Bergen and Lof both played 40 min. last night. I suppose this is inevitable with a 6 player rotation and the drop off in the level of play when the freshmen take the floor. Worrisome none the less as there is plenty of this season remaining. In my opinion, providing the "iron six" stay healthy and the freshmen step it up, there are still plenty of W's ahead. If not, then........Precarious.

[Tonight's Game]

Starting lineup was Bergan, Youngblut, Guinn, Bagaason and Kimbrough. But besides Kimbrough, who had a monster game, the best player on the court was Seay. She was very aggressive and seemed more confident offensively than last year.

Guinn has indeed changed positions, and apparently isn't playing the point anymore. Privatsky will be backing up Jossy. She's definitely got speed and quickness. She didn't look for her own shot very much, but I assume that will come when the rust comes off and she gets more assertive.

Both Gillett's are injured, but everybody else except Thingstad played a lot. At least initially, it appears that we may see a 10-person rotation, with Seay, Ledger, Lof, LaFrance and Privatsky coming off the bench.

Not much tempo seen in a game with 58 fouls called. Not much from 3 point land. The high-lo to Kimbrough was deadly even when they doubled her. I thought the defense looked ok. Man to man with a couple of sets with a press. Unfortunatley, the whistles coming from all three directions turned this into a bit of a freethrow exibition.