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NCAA: Nice articles, and Here we go Irish!
‘Pleasant surprise’ for Irish: About Elizabeth Tucker, or as I like to call her, ‘Little Tucker’.
Quarterfinals loss in conference tournament sparks Irish
Christen Press leads balanced Stanford: Is mostly about Press, but Fowlkes is a “Swiss Army Knife”. Heh heh heh heh heh…
Roster changes spell success: “Fowlkes is two aspirin shy of a migraine.”
NCAA: If you like UNC, no one wants to date you
Perhaps I didn’t tweet #JillianMastroianni enough this past weekend because Boston College lost to Virginia in pretty much the same fashion that the Evil Clones Tar Heels fell to the Eagles themselves.
Now I’m pretty fond of the Cavaliers, but they also let me down this weekend in that:
- I asked for Caroline Miller and got Colleen Flanagan (sorry, Flanagan).
- Their win means that the Evil Clones are now back on top of the ACC.
That said, Mastroianni should wear her keeper kit all the time. It makes her look like an awesome superhero, in basically the same way the Notre Dame keeper kit did for Kelsey Lysander. BADASS.
Exit question: Is Elizabeth Tucker/Adriana Leon/Amanda Laddish the next Notre Dame Trio in the spirit of Hanks/Bock/Dew? (Other than the fact that, you know, none of those kids are defenders. Henderson/Augustin/Fowlkes is probably a better analogy.)
NCAA, WPS: Start tagging your tweets with #JillianMastroianni
Last night, like some people, I was watching Philadelphia vs. Boston. And I am so glad that Tony DiCicco will not have the satisfaction of getting the Breakers to the Final. Jerk.
My feelings all came out on Twitter, so I won’t rehash them. There was only one Boston team doing Massachusetts proud, and it was not the Breakers.
Now for NCAA.
- Cal scored first on Portland, thanks to Katrin “Thankful For My Sports Bras” Omarsdottir, a regular on the Icelandic women’s national team — she assisted the actual goal scorer, Lauren Battung. Who so happens to be the niece of the massage therapist for the 2008 USA U-20 WNT — yes, the one Morgan and Leroux were on.
- And then Portland’s coach probably spanked his Pilots for being stupid, so that they came out and scored three goals to win in the second half.
- Needless to say, Alex Morgan was not there. It would have been ridiculously ironic, and very sad, if the Bears had toppled Portland without her, but thankfully Foxhoven and Schmidt and the Purple Gang prevented that. Thanks Pilots!
- The Cross-Conference Collector has already been celebrating Boston College’s win over the Evil Clones North Carolina, so I’ll just point you there.
- With that said, I’m starting a new hashtag movement on Twitter!!!11!!!eleventy!!
- Since Jillian Mastroianni was apparently THE ALMIGHTY HERO in the Eagles’ victory (not counting a) the sans-Kelly Henderson backline, and b) Kristen Mewis and the third-oldest DiMartino sister, who have their own tag: #DiMartinoMewis, if you’re willing to help out with that), I’ve decided to honor her with her very own hashtag: #JillianMastroianni.
- I will use it to mock all of Boston College’s opponents, except my poor Virginia Cavaliers.
UNRELATED: Stanford Women’s Soccer keeps flooding my Twitter account like Hope Solo on fifteen cans of Red Bull. Maybe I should just stop following them.
NCAA: Issues I want to address
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Written by teamongolia
October 12, 2010 at 12:37 pm
Posted in Commentary
Tagged with boston college eagles, california golden bears, ncaa women's soccer, notre dame fighting irish