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WIU shooting themselves in the foot

Do it again UND D make WIU tire out on the defensive side of the ball

TD!!!!!

Great catch by Maag!!!!

Good reception by Bo! move those sticks

PI First down

great job by the D on 3rd down to contain.

Now defense needs to get a quick stop and then lean on that defense again.

TD!!!! Luke

and another this might have to be a Luke game.

Offense moving now. Luke with the first decent run of the day

SCREEN! First down

3rd and long. 3 of 3 on this drive, can they get another?

Another first down

Keep hitting those screens

D does what they need to do WIU just flipped the field on that punt. WOW

Fumble Western ball Damn... that was a big pass play

dangerous pass by Tommy.

First down. Keep it moving

UND will start with the ball

So after starting conference play 2-0, the women have lost 9 straight. I haven't been able to watch as much this year so someone tell me... what the heck?

Avoid the trap Make it happen tomorrow. Start fast, finish strong. Get to 4-0.

The good news is that both Bruns and Grant can shoot it very well from 3. How fast those two can get acquitted to D1 speed will be important. I have a good feeling that Sueker isn't going to shoot 25% from 3 again. I think he will bounce back to his levels back at Mines, where he was shooting near 40% from 3. I think this staff still wants to pair him and Rebraca in the starting lineup. This would allow Sims to slide back to the 3 spot. I think Nero can improve his shooting a little more, as well as Sims. I'd like to see all three of them take a step and be more consistent. For Tyree, its developing his jump shot (I hope he can add that mid-range shot like Marlon and Q did) and shooting the ball better from the free throw line. Can he make the next step to stardom in the Summit? I guess a long story short: Instead of one particular person stepping up, I think a group of players need to step up and improve their shooting. I chose those 4 because I believe that this is the quickest way for UND to improve and get closer to the projected top 3 of SDSU/NDSU/ORU

I believe these 4 hold the key to next year. Ihenacho, Sims, Sueker, and Nero. If this group can take a collective step, they can be in the mix. The question is, how much growth can they get?

This is going to be the messiest offseason in terms of recruiting and transfers (could get even messier if the NCAA does the one free transfer for the 21-22 season). I wonder if the NCAA had to do it again, would they have given free year waiver for winter sports?