Southern California women's basketball coach Lindsay Gottlieb playfully hailed an Ivy League rule as 'the best rule in the history of rules' after her Trojans reached the Sweet 16.
Southern California women's basketball coach Lindsay Gottlieb joked after the Trojans made the Sweet 16 that an Ivy League rule was"the best rule in the history of rules."
"That's great for that league. Certainly, these players have shown with an extra year, they have their Harvard degrees, Columbia degrees, Penn degrees. Now they have a year to experience something different.""I could speak Ivy with them in these conversations and experiences,"."I also watched a lot of games, as a fan. I knew what these players could do. We didn't go to the portal and say we only want Ivy League players.
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