Does anyone have a way to watch the game online? Help a poor college kid out.

Hanging by a thread in the last minute.

Good win!

Next up St. John's in New York on Thursday at 7 p.m. - anyone going ???

 

Actually Ladies have played quite well on the road as well -  BEAT UVA (NCAA team on their floor) in the two games against VCU the better performance was on the road - ditto for St. Joes (although the SJ line up was different for the two games)  Fairly nice win at the Pete -  Beat St. Louis fairly bad at their place came up short when we played them 8 against 5 at the neutral site..And other than Dayton did not stub their toes and lose to anyone else in the A-10 on the road.

Still would be NICE to get a Home Game!!!

Good to see Julianna scoring again Eniko who didn't even play the previous game had double figures in rebounds!!!.

And by the way Central Michigan (who might have been "the best win" the ladies had - OBLITERATED OHIO STATE (#3 SEED) to make it to the Sweet 16.

It is why Big East teams will not schedule the Dukes. I do expect the non-conference schedule to be bolstered next year. Some rumors that we may play Penn State.

They don't know Duquesne is still playing basketball. Too busy trying to recruit the right guy at Pitt.

sperlman wrote:

If you feel the Dukes are being snubbed by the Pittsburgh media, the game (as you know) was at Georgetown in the heart of DC.  There was zero mention of the game in the Washington Post, which did not surprise me.  There was not a single mention of any WNIT results and just a brief mention of the women's NCAA 2nd round Tourney games played.

A week ago, the Post did not even show the women's NCAA bracket when the selections came out, but had wall to wall coverage of the men's Tourney. 

On the West Coast, however, there has been front page coverage of Stanford's women's team in the San Francisco Chronicle.  It's so refreshing to see a major paper supporting women's basketball.

I am convinced that the only way the Pittsburgh media will give Duquesne more coverage and greater visibility is if the Dukes can bring in between 2,000-3,000 fans into the Palumbo Center.  Sadly, the Marketing Department and the AD have not shown their ability to bring people in.  My perception is- they lack the correct strategy.

There's a lack of interest in women's basketball in many markets. There was a thread about Suzie's lack of success on the Pitt board, and there were posters who complained about a thread covering "a sport no one cares about". We can't get 3,000 to Palumbo for the men, getting that many for the women may be impossible.