OSU @ Texas 01/28/2023

[Sangre Naranjada]

Which means she should have more stamina with 5 less games played this season.

First thought I had too, just in a devil's advocate way..

 

[WCBBNUT]

How long has it been since we sat at the top of the conference? And can we focus, play hard on the road and stay there?

 

[Sangre Naranjada]

How long has it been since we sat at the top of the conference? And can we focus, play hard on the road and stay there?

I hope so, but I am not supremely confident.

 

[racerx5908]

I hope so, but I am not supremely confident.

Agreed. In this conference, a win at one school could just be a loss the second meeting. This new crop of coaches, even Gerlich, is way better than the last decade.

Except TCU.

 

[Bucksgal]

Less games indeed do mean less wear and tear on the body...

And so, wouldn't a game break every now and then also mean less wear and tear?

 

[Sangre Naranjada]

And so, wouldn't a game break every now and then also mean less wear and tear?

Some are talking short term (in-game breaks), others are talking long term. Both are beneficial in the grand scheme, or the NBA wouldn't be managing rest time for superstars. I was just poking the bear by agreeing with @HornView because there isn't a single person on this board who really believes we did our team a long term favor via Rori's injury driven rest time.

 

[breckenj05]

How long has it been since we sat at the top of the conference? And can we focus, play hard on the road and stay there?

2017 - after the only time we Beat Baylor under Karen Aston - we all know what happened that year, so hopefully this team can stay locked in and finish the job.

 

[HornView]

And so, wouldn't a game break every now and then also mean less wear and tear?

Did I say it wouldn’t? No I did not.

 

[Bucksgal]

Did I say it wouldn’t? No I did not.

No, HornView, you did not. My question was more for the folks on here that think Rori doesn't merit a few minutes' rest even if game circumstances allow one.

 

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