This study is an attempt to contribute to the understanding of the mechanism behind and the nature of those conflicts, and the way they can be managed and controlled. The ability to assess and deal with such conflicts is of importance for the way city tourism can develop in the future. The rise of the so-called sharing economy has recently added an additional facet to the discussion. As a consequence, conflicts between tourists, tourism suppliers and inhabitants can occur. “It’s not what I go into the game looking to do.City tourism has been growing in the last decades, in some cases dramatically. “I’m not looking to keep scoring career highs,” she said. TAYLOR’S STRIDES: Taylor cautions against people expecting her to keep topping her recent accomplishment - a career-high 22 points in a second-round win against Florida. “They don’t win all those games with only one player,” she said. ONE-WOMAN SHOW? Washington is quick to point out there’s more to Stanford than Ogwumike and her 26.6 points per game, though nobody else scores in double figures. “One of our focuses this game is to relax at the start,” senior forward Mikaela Ruef said. While Stanford wound up rolling to wins over South Dakota and Florida State, playing every possession for 40 minutes is the plan moving forward.

The Cardinal last lost a tournament game here in 2007 in the second round to Florida State, and has won eight straight.įAST START: The Cardinal have been slow getting going in their first two tournament games, and realize they can’t afford for that to happen again. Stanford went unbeaten in 15 home games this season and is 28-4 at Maples in NCAA tournament play. “We had to earn that by going the first and second rounds in Iowa,” Ogwumike said. Ogwumike would like to carry this team to one last Final Four after the program’s streak of five straight was snapped last March. The Cardinal will gladly accept their home-court advantage now. HOME-COURT ADVANTAGE: After being forced to leave the West and hit the road for Iowa in the first two rounds of the tournament, Stanford is back home as it hoped for all along - with that raucous crowd and dancing tree mascot ready to do its part. “It will give us a good challenge, a good opportunity to show how hard we’ve worked this year defensively,” said Ogwumike, two-time reigning Pac-12 Player of the Year and Defensive Player of the Year. Among the best players in the nation, Lucas shoots 36.5 percent from beyond the arc and is supported by Dara Taylor in the Lady Lions’ starting lineup featuring four seniors. Here are five things to watch during Sunday’s game:ĭEFENDING THE PERIMETER: Most of Penn State’s scoring is generated from the perimeter, with do-everything Maggie Lucas leading the way. “She has some secrets,” center Talia East said.

The Penn State players didn’t even know their coach had sought out VanDerveer. “All of a sudden we’re reminded that she is big time.” It’s neat because we know how great Tara is, we witness that every day,” Stanford star Chiney Ogwumike said. Stanford’s players realize their coach offers a wealth of knowledge even if it means she might be helping out an occasional opponent.

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