I have to ask: Why do you think she came here in the beginning? With your line of thinking, why didn't she just go to a bigger school that easily could have paid her? Just maybe she connected with the coaches and players and wanted to be here. I guess time will tell.
I actually had this discussion with my daughter. The team, the Globetrotters play, Generals, or something would have had trouble losing that game.
I told my daughter we have a giant PANIC button we hide on the sideline, and when it gets late in the game, everyone pushes it. Anyone who is...
As if he never left.:LOL:Last night was one of those games where LeBron's age showed a little. He looked lethargic for stretches. Glad AR was there to save the day.
I was out shopping with my daughter, and I turned the radio on to the game while we were driving. I told myself before I wasn't going to even check the score, but I caved. We were up 6 in the second half, and my daughter let out a cheer. I told her we would check in again in a few minutes, and...
I get it. A lot of players who will never see the NBA know how to execute end-game situations because they are coached on what to do. My point is, we never have a plan. Brown dribbled out the shot clock and launched a contested jump shot. It was like he had no clue what we should be trying to...
Freshman guard for Arky, handled the ball every possession in the closing minutes, and knew exactly what to do= execution.
OUr 20th year transfer PG handles the ball in the final few possessions, looks lost, doesn't get a decent look,= executed.
BLOW IT UP.....
I agree with this. I have never been a part of the fire every coach brigade, and I still won't get online and bash any of our coaches or players, but the consistent failures over the last couple of years are alarming. We don't seem well prepared for situational basketball. I've seen plenty of...
She's getting more aggressive, especially in the half-court. She's probably finally adjusting to a ball-dominant PG, and figuring out how to pick her spots.