#niele ivey

[blackgirlsreverything]

And she still looks the same

[clintjohnson]

Congratulations to Coach Ivey!! Ivey Named Assistant For USA Basketball's Women's U18 National Team https://fightingirish.com/ivey-named-assistant-for-usa-basketballs-womens-u18-national-team/

[loverofbasketball]

I forgot how damn stylish Niele Ivey is.

[thankyouforthememoriesworld]

btw friend, I feel like folks see that Tennessee is ranked 19 and automatically think this is a big loss so I need to set some perspective.

In reality, this Tennessee team is ranked higher than a lot of teams UConn faced in the past via the SRS Ranking (#9 this year based on this rating that accounts for margin of victory and strength of schedule)

This year's competition actually might just be tougher in general than it has ever been. I am going to put the SRS number in the order from 1) Paige's freshman year to 5) current season. Typically speaking 30+ is incredibly good. 45+ is insanity level of good aka South Carolina.

I'm going to list the number in this order.

Paige's Freshman Year - NPOY

Azzi's Freshman Year (both had injuryies) - National Championship Run

Paige's ACL + Azzi's Knee Injury

Azzi's ACL + Paige playing point forward

Current Season - Sarah Strong arrives - PSA

First the number of teams above 30+ each year

9 <- Paige NPOY, Final Four Loss

5 <- National Championship Run

7 <- Sweet Sixteen Loss

11 <- Last season 7 player run to Final Four

18 <- Current season

18 teams are 30+ in SRS currently!!!!!!!!!! THAT IS ABSOLUTELY INSANE. It is like the scale of excellence is shifting upwards tremendously or maybe it is a reflection that anyone can manifest a huge upset. I imagine once we enter March this will dwindle down. But as of now, these is an insane year of talent.

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Now I am going to breakdown some teams that UConn has faced and their general trends before ending with UConn.

South Carolina is just dominant standout in the last few years and just gets better. South Carolina has been number 1 ranked from 2 to 5 on this list so that gives you a benchmark.

34.84 <- Paige's win in her freshman year

38.46 <- National Championship won against UConn

44.26 <- Loss to Iowa in Final Four (huge upset)

45.27 <- National Championship won against Iowa

45.29 <- Current season, since loss to UCLA have gone undefeated

Stanford went absolutely downhill. Kind of sad to see because I loved this team and picked them to win when they won.

42.26 <- Stanford won the Natty

34.68 <- Ugliest Final Four game loss to UConn

33.91 <- Second Round Loss

33.90 <- Sweet 16 Loss

18.31 (current season)

Notre Dame has skyrocketed and part of that is recruitment and getting Miles back from injury. Niele Ivey took over in Paige's freshman year. They have had sweet sixteen losses thus far. It should be noted that Azzi has yet to play a full game against Notre Dame.

14.91 <- Olivia Miles, Maddy Westbald recruited, no tournament

25.05 <- Sonia Citron recruited, UConn wins first match up but Paige and Azzi didn't play

29.65 <- Beat UConn (Azzi injures her knee at the beginning, Paige ACL)

32.26 <- Olivia Miles and Azzi Fudd ACL, Hannah Hidalgo recruited, Beat UConn

40.39 <- Liatu King joins, Miles and Hidalgo finally playing together, Beat UConn

NC State is all over the place.

27.79

35.12 <- Elite Eight 2OT game

24.93<- Azzi's 32 point game

30.41 <- UConn's loss to NC State

27.76

Texas has risen in the same way as Notre Dame and the year Azzi went off on them, they were nothing compared to right now. The year UConn lost to them, they were so much better too.

22.58

29.34

29.59 <- Azzi's 32 point game

36.47 <- UConn's loss to Texas (post Azzi ACL tear)

42.98

Iowa rose higher and higher with Caitlin Clark and her class that played together for nearly all those years. And now that they are gone, they have dropped. Despite this, the just upset USC. Anything can happen! By the way, this is why I rank Azzi's game against Iowa higher than all others. But Azzi also doesn't have anyone set her up to hit those shots consistently like Aaliyah and Nika and others would do.

24.31 <- Sweet sixteen loss to UConn

26.07 <- Iowa second round loss to Creighton

33.25 <- Hello third Q Azzi Fudd, Iowa loses to LSU (35.14) Final

37.05 <- UConn Loss in Final Four, Iowa loses to SC (45.27) Final

25.44 <- Just upset USC

Tennessee is very different from Azzi's freshman year when she went 7 of 9. This is the best they have been in a LONG time.

23.80 <- Paige's bad game with the big shot to win it

24.52 <- Azzi Fudd master class

28.66 <- Won w/o Paige or Azzi

24.54

34.51 <- UConn loss for the first time in this era of rivalry games

USC is on a rise that is also absolutely insane with Juju + new recruits but again, not South Carolina level yet.

14.47

12.79

22.21

30.21 <- Elite Eight, Freshman Juju vs Paige

39.04 <- UConn loss for the first time, just upset by Iowa

UCLA has been rebuilding and growing tremendously as well.

31.97

18.09

24.93 <-Kiki Rice joins

34.00 <-Lauren Betts transfers in, UConn loss to UCLA, this was right when Azzi tore her ACL

39.89 <- Beat South Carolina, undefeated currently

UConn

These aren't major blow out losses like what happened last year when everyone was scrambling after Azzi tore her ACL and then Aubrey and all of sudden we had Paige as a point forward to help stabilize the team and no one had rest on the bench.

Yes these losses suck but look at the SRS ranking of the teams we have lost to this year and by how much. They just have to clean things up. They have yet to play cleanly against any of the ranked teams.

But despite these losses, look at where they are in SRS. The ceiling is VERY HIGH with this team.

38.87 <- Paige's NPOY, Final Four Upset to Arizona (30.95)

32.74 <- National Championship Loss with half a Paige and Azzi

34.04 <- Paige's ACL, Azzi's Knee; Sweet 16 Loss

37.65 <- Final Four run with 7 on the bench, major losses to UCLA (34), Texas (36.47), Notre Dame (32.26), South Carolina (45.27) and Iowa (37.05)

40.89 <- Current Losses to Notre Dame (40.39), USC (39.04), and Tennessee (34.51)

In summary, stop panicking. Have some faith that they can learn from this like they did last year. The season is meant to troubleshoot. I would rather they make mistakes now and get it out of their system.

P.S. BUT ALSO MAKE YOUR GOD DAMN LAY UPS AND SET SCREENS TO GET AZZI OPEN FROM THREE BECAUSE I HAVE HAD ENOUGH.

The sheer talent in each of these teams is unbelievable, it's getting better and better.

Everyone listen to the boss and stop panicking.

[makethemhoesmad]

so march madness this year is actually gonna end me

cause i need paige to get that natty so bad, it’s insane

but also i want my gorgeous diva niele ivey to get her head coach natty, and this is the year(fuck homophobe im speaking of miles, westbeld, citron)

if the championship is huskies vs irish you’ll never see me again

[sidestepsam]

It really is UConn/Paige's natty to lose this season.

Cause at the end of the day:

Notre Dame - if they get to their first Final 4 in the Niele Ivey era and their first since 2019, that's gonna be good enough for most.

USC - if they get to their first Final 4 since 1986, that's good enough.

UCLA - if they get to their first Final 4 in program history, that's good enough.

USC - they just won and had an undefeated season in a year that people said they would be "rebuilding" - they're ok, no pressure on them to win one this season.

For UConn though - You have three #1 recruits? Most of your team are 5-star recruits/Top 25 recruits in their respective classes? You better win that natty. I know it sounds cutthroat, but that's the UConn standard and these players knew that when they committed. Now they gotta live up to it. And I sincerely hope they do 🙏

Still feels like no one has them winning it aside from UConn fans tho. I don’t think the program as a whole feels that pressure rn. I think Paige does/will. The pressure will start to really hit them as a team when it really sinks that this is Paige’s last shot I think.

[nicky35]

i am a notre dame hater at heart but every time i see the niele ivey, i start questioning my loyalty.

[bballlvr8]

https://www.tumblr.com/bballlvr8/768632958170136576/my-nd-game-review-for-after-you-watch-it-i-really

Yeah Sonia played fantastically, and Maddie is a huge missing piece for them. Liza Karlen (Marquette transfer) would also help with their depth.

That’s why I found it funny that that Twitter account was trying to throw hits at Paige and azzi (who’ve endured a bunch of injuries) when HH and miles aren’t completely settled yet. HH needs to be moved more off ball and let miles run pg, bc while Hidalgo starts doing random shit, miles plays a lot more composed, so let one follow the others lead. But Ivey isn’t doing that, or at least not yet…..

Liatu King has also been solid for ND, great hustle. Overall they have some time to figure it out, especially once they get healthy again, but I’m excited to see how they fare against Texas. Bc Texas is a big team and has bodies, ND doesn’t have the same luxury….

I will say that I feel like Sonia has been the most consistent piece for Niele since she’s been there 

I also really dislike the fact that hannah brings up the ball when Olivia is on the court like obviously it doesn’t happen every time, but those are not two point guards. They are a shooting guard and a point guard who can score but probably would much rather facilitate sometimes. also, like you said, Olivia does play more composed and I kind of hate the fact that Niele let hannah play so wild last year knowing that Olivia was going to be coming back and to me their playing styles do not mesh. 

Liatu has been a good addition, but Koval is going to have to be able to score especially once they start conference play because the ACC is not easy and at any given night the top team can lose. 

[fruitbasketball]

does paige has quentin grime’s notifications activated or sum cause she fast asf liking his posts

oh NAHHHHHHHHHHH NAH NAH NAH NAH

first of all, he’s not even the most attractive guy on the pistons, that’s definitely niele ivey’s kid

second of all… bro he PLAYS FOR THE PISTONS

paige. PAIGE. my sweet, sweet girl, my baby.

NO.

[sportskeeda-updates]

Skylar Diggins-Smith and Arike Ogunbowale celebrate Notre Dame's Niele Ivey's massive milestone https://www.sportskeeda.com/us/wnba/news-skylar-diggins-smith-arike-ogunbowale-celebrate-notre-dame-s-niele-ivey-s-massive-milestone?key4=sktumblr&utm_source=dlvr.it&utm_medium=tumblr

[the-physicality]

So for perspective: niele ivey helped take uconn out of the 2001 final four (after which uconn won 3 straight titles) and then she played on the merc with dt in 2005.

[prettyhennytea]

In the world of basketball, there are a few stories as inspiriting as that of Niele Ivey, the head coach for the Notre Dame Fighting Irish Women's Basketball team. Join us as we delve into the remarkable journey of this extraordinary coach, from her humble beginnings in St. Louis, Missouri, to her current tole as a trailblazer in the world of women's collegiate basketball. Growing up in St. Louis, Niele Ivey was the youngest of five children in a tight-knit family. It was within this loving circle that her passion for basketball first took root. From a young age, she displayed an inherent talent and love for the game, spending countless hours honing her skills on the courts of her neighborhood. Niele's dedication to the sport propelled her to attend Cor Jesu Academy in St. Louis. As a junior, she played an instrumental role in her team's incredible 31-0 record and Class 4A state championship victory, marking a historic milestone for the school. Through her skills and leadership, Niele demonstrated her ability to rise to the occasion and make a lasting impact. Continuing her basketball journey, Niele Ivey made the decision to attend the prestigious University of Notre Dame. Playing for the Fighting Irish, she showcased her exceptional abilities and became an integral part of the team's success. In 2001, Niele's talent and dedication paid off when she and her Notre Dame teammates clinched the program's first-ever national championship, defeating Purdue with a thrilling 68-66 victory. This unforgettable victory solidified Niele's place in Notre Dame basketball history. In addition to her team's triumph, Niele was recognized individually for her outstanding contributions to the sport. In 2001, she was awarded the esteemed Frances Pomeroy Naismith Award, which honors the nation;s top senior college point guard standing at 5'8" or under. This accolade served as a testament to Niele's skill, determination, and relentless pursuit of excellence. After her college career, Niele Ivey continued to excel in basketball, taking her talents to the WNBA draft, she embarked on a fruitful professional career that spanned over five seasons. Niele's hard work and dedication on and off the court earned her the respect of her peers and fans alike. In 2020, Niele Ivey's remarkable journey came full circle when she was named the head coach of the Notre Dame Fighting Irish women's basketball team, after legendary coach Muffet McGraw retired. Niele stepped into her new role with determination and a burning desire to continue the program's storied success. With every game and practice, Niele Ivey brings her wealth of knowledge and experiences to guide the Fighting Irish towards greatness. As a leader, she fosters a sense of camaraderie and inspires her players to reach their full potential. Her passion for the game, combined with her unwavering belief in the power of teamwork, creates a transformative environment both on and off the court. Niele Ivey's incredible journey from a dedicated young athlete in St Louis to the head coach of the Notre Dame Fighting Irish Women's Basketball team is a testament to her unwavering passion, resilience, and exceptional talent. Her tireless pursuit of excellence and determination to make a lasting impact serve as an inspiration to basketball enthusiasts, young athletes, and aspiring coaches worldwide. As we celebrate Niele ivey's achievements both as a player and as a coach, we look to the future with excitement, knowing that she is poised to continue building on the legacy of the Notre Dame Fighting Irish women's basketball program. With her guidance and leadership the team is undoubtedly in excellent hands, and we eagerly await the remarkable yet to come.

[heartencasedingold]

I have a thing for women athletes. Niele Ivey was fine as a player and she is fine as a coach. Oh and her team winning to boot.

[sodkfid25]

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캘리포니아 시에라 네바다 산맥의 도너 패스에 위치한 캘리포니아 대학교 버클리 현장 연구 기지인 센트럴 스노우 연구소(Central Snow Laboratory)에 677인치의 눈이 내렸습니다. 월요일에 기록된 가장 최근의 총계는 1983년에 있었던 거의 40년 동안의 기록을 넘어섰습니다. 이번 시즌은 눈과 관련하여 ���상할 수 있는 거의 모든 면에서 특별했습니다. 스노우 연구소의 수석 과학자이자 관리자인 Andrew Schwartz는 말했습니다. "우리가 1952/1953년 기록을 깨는 것이 불가능하지는 않지만 Snow Lab은 3월 20일부터 시즌이 끝날 때까지 평균 48인치의 강설량을 기록하므로 7피트가 부족합니다. 그러나 Schwartz는 "스톰 윈도우가 닫히는 것처럼 보이지 않으며 계속 열려 있는 한 1952/1953을 이길 수 있는 기회가 있습니다."라고 덧붙였습니다. 10월 1일부터 9월 30일까지로 계산되는 이 물의 해가 역사와 대조되는 방식은 다음과 같습니다. 캘리포니아의 더 넓은 지역이 눈이 50피트를 넘었습니다. 국립해양대기청(National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration)에 따르면 2월 말부터 캘리포니아에서 적설량이 50피트를 넘는 지역이 확대되었습니다. 다음은 2022년 10월 1일부터 3월 14일까지의 적설량을 2주 전인 3월 1일과 비교한 것입니다. National Water Center의 물리학자인 Shawn Carter는 "최근 몇 주 동안 전체 강설 면적이 50피트 이상으로 4배 증가한 것을 목격했습니다."라고 말했습니다. 그로 인해 더 낮은 고도에서 더 많은 눈이 내렸습니다. "3월 1일에 50피트 이상 누적된 대부분의 지역은 10,000피트 이상에 서진이네 5화 5회 E05 무료 보기 위치했습니다."라고 Carter는 말했습니다. "이제 우리는 8,800피트만큼 낮은 일부 지역을 보고 있습니다." National Weather Service에 따르면 Mammoth Lakes 근처의 Lee Vining California에 있는 기상 관측소는 210인치의 강설량을 기록했습니다. 그것은 수년의 이맘때에 대한 이전 기록인 125인치를 산산조각 냅니다. 3월 12일 Mammoth Lakes에서 캡처한 이미지는 진입로로 보이는 곳을 삽으로 치우고 있을 때 엄청난 양의 신선한 눈더미에 가려 왜소한 사람을 보여줍니다.

마이애미의 케이티 마이어 감독은 자신의 조언을 따르지 않은 것에 대해 용서받을 수 있습니다. “나는 항상 우리 팀에게 당신이 전에 거기에 있었던 것처럼 행동하라고 말합니다. 그러나 우리는 그렇게 하지 않았습니다. “우리는 어리석은 척하고 정말 행복하고 즐겼습니다. 그것은 우리에게 정말 큰 순간이었고 재미있었습니다.” Meier와 Miami는 축하할 권리를 ���었습니다. 이것은 1992년 이후 허리케인의 첫 번째 Sweet 16 여행입니다. 그들은 이번 시즌 인디애나에게 홈에서 첫 패배를 안겼습니다. 그들은 두 번째 라운드에서 Hoosiers의 학교 스윕을 완료했습니다. 그리고 그들은 NCAA 토너먼트에서 탈락할 위험에 처한 지 겨우 6쿼터를 마쳤습니다. 마이애미는 1라운드 전반전에서 오클라호마 주립대에 17 차로 뒤졌다. Meier가 라커룸으로 돌아갔을 때 그녀는 선수들이 알아내고 있다고 말했기 때문에 아무 말도 할 기회가 없었습니다. 광기를 따라가세요: 최신 여자 NCAA 토너먼트 대학 농구 점수 및 일정 그것을 알아내십시오, 그들은 했습니다. 허리케인은 오클라호마 주를 상대로 1점 승리를 거두기 위해 랠리를 펼쳤고, 인디애나를 상대로 뜨겁게 나왔고 결코 포기하지 않았습니다. 마이애미는 경기에서 한 번도 뒤지지 않았고, Yarden Garzon이 3점슛을 성공시켜 7초를 남기고 동점을 만들었을 때도 흔들리지 않았습니다. 타임 아웃 후 마이애미는 페인트에서 Destiny Harden에게 공을 얻었고 그녀는 짧은 점퍼를 위해 맞붙었습니다. 그것이 지나갔을 때, Meier와 Hurricanes는 스스로를 억제할 수 없었습니다. 그녀의 선수들이 축하하면서 Meier는 그녀의 코치들에게 감사를 표했습니다. "그리고 나서 나는 나를 안고 싶어하는 사람이 있는지 주위를 둘러보았다"고 그녀는 말했다. "이 장소, 이 경기장에서 치러지는 농구는 감정적입니다."라고 Meier는 말했습니다. “농구는 우리 가족에게 깊은 영향을 미칩니다. 엄청난 관중들과 함께 이곳에서 그들을 이겼다는 것, 그리고 우리 팀에게 그렇게 큰 의미가 있었다는 것은 믿을 수 없는 일입니다.” 마이애미의 Jasmyne Roberts (4), Destiny Harden (3) 및 Haley Cavinder는 Harden이 인디애나를 상대로 늦게 슛을 날린 후 반응합니다. 다음은 여자 NCAA 토너먼트 4일 차의 다른 승자와 패자입니다.

Louisville은 UConn과 South Carolina에 이어 가장 긴 활동 기록인 6연속 Sweet 16을 서진이네 5화 5회 E05 토렌트 기록했습니다. 연승 행진을 더욱 인상적으로 만드는 것은 이번 시즌에 그럴 것 같지 않은 시간이 있었다는 점입니다. “저는 제보 오찬에서 '이것은 시간이 좀 걸릴 팀이 될 것입니다. 당신은 우리에게 인내심을 가져야합니다. '”라고 Jeff Walz 코치가 말했습니다. “그리고 그렇지 않은 팬이 몇 명 있습니다. '아, 흉년이야, 흉년이야.' 글쎄요, 나쁜 해라면 정말 나쁜 해가 어떻게 생겼는지 보고 싶지 않습니다. 아직 끝나지 않았기 때문에 나쁘지 않다고 생각하기 때문입니다.” 작년에 Final Four 팀인 Cardinals는 11월 Battle 4 Atlantis에서 3경기 중 2경기를 지는 ��� 힘든 출발을 했습니다. 쉽고 예상되는 Longwood와의 승리 후 Louisville은 오하이오 주에 두 자릿수 연속 게임을 잃었습니다. 당시 Buckeyes는 상위 5 위 안에 들었습니다. 크리스마스까지 Louisville은 상위 25위 안에 들지 못했으며 나머지 시즌에는 다시 돌아오지 못했습니다. Cardinals는 마지막 4개 중 2개를 Notre Dame에 패한 후 정규 시즌을 21-10으로 마쳤습니다.

그러나 Louisville은 적시에 뜨거워졌습니다. 콘퍼런스 토너먼트 준결승에서 정규 시즌 ACC 챔피언 노틀담을 꺾고 남은 1위 시드 2개 중 하나인 버지니아 공대에 패했다. 힘든 시즌 때문에 Louisville은 5번 시드를 받았고, 이는 1라운드와 2라운드 경기를 도로에서 치러야 한다는 것을 의미했습니다. 문제 없어. 카디널스는 토요일에 드레이크를 제압한 다음 홈 코트에서 4번 시드 텍사스를 강타하여 스위트 16으로 진출하고 연속 행진을 유지했습니다. “우리는 알아낸 것이 있습니다. 우리가 답이 없기 때문에 모든 답을 갖고 있다고 말하는 것은 아닙니다.”라고 Walz는 말했습니다. "하지만 우리는 아이들이 중요할 때 최선을 다해 플레이하도록 하는 방법을 알아냈습니다." Sweet 16에는 오랫동안 다양성과 씨름해 온 직업에서 주목할 만한 통계인 4명의 흑인 코치가 있을 것입니다. 사우스 캐롤라이나의 Dawn Staley, Virginia Tech의 Kenny Brooks, Notre Dame의 Niele Ivey 및 Yolett McPhee-McCuin은 모두 그들의 팀을 Sweet 16으로 이끌었습니다. Staley와 Brooks는 상위 시드 팀을 코치했으며 McPhee-McCuin의 Ole Miss 팀은 Stanford를 보냈습니다. 2007년 이후 처음으로 2라운드 홈에 진출했다. Staley와 Carolyn Peck 두 명의 흑인 코치만이 전국 챔피언십에서 우승했으며 Staley는 직업에서 다른 유색 인종 코치를 서진이네 5화 5회 E05 다시 보기 우승하는 것을 우선 순위로 삼았습니다. 그녀는 지난 시즌을 앞두고 사우스 캐롤라이나의 첫 번째 타이틀에서 흑인 여성 코치들에게 네트 조각을 보낸 것으로 유명하며 작년 파이널 4에서 그녀의 시간을 사용하여 흑인 남성이 슛을 얻는 것이 얼마나 어려운지 지적했습니다.

[caitlinclark]

@espn: Jaden Ivey grew up watching his mother, Niele, play in the WNBA. 

Today, Niele gets to see her son drafted into the NBA ❤️

[the-football-chick]

Niele Ivey, head coach of the Notre Dame women's team, is heading to the Sweet 16 round.

Her son, Jaden Ivey, a guard for Purdue is also heading to the Sweet 16 round.

IG: bleacherreport (3/22/22)