+1If anyone is still unsure if a certain poster is a troll or was just giving an honest opinion about Nancy's talent/potential, the answer is a resounding:
T.R.O.L.L.
If anyone is still unsure if a certain poster is a troll or was just giving an honest opinion about Nancy's talent/potential, the answer is a resounding:
T.R.O.L.L.
I saw Nancy in exactly two highschool games, the semi-finals and finals of the tournament in her junior year. I saw EXACTLY what we have seen in the past few games.
She doesn't always look like she is in control. But, she impacts the game. When she comes into the game, things happen. Suddenly the other team can't shoot inside. They take bad shots or make silly passes. Suddenly, Nancy's team is playing in an open court game, and it leads to quick ten-point runs.
Then, she went to the bench with fouls, and the entire game slowed down, and her team lost the lead. The other team discovered how to shoot and drive the lane.
She didn't score twenty or thirty. She impacted the game that made a twenty-to-thirty point difference.
If anyone is still unsure if a certain poster is a troll or was just giving an honest opinion about Nancy's talent/potential, the answer is a resounding:
T.R.O.L.L.
I think she's playing a lot better these last couple of games than she showed at any of the high school games I saw. She affected the game when she was in but she looks a lot more fluid and comfortable now.
I saw what Nancy could do. It didn't seem to be anything that the coaches taught her to do. The team seemed almost unaware of her existence. She wasn't included in any plays.
What now becomes interesting, even this year, is that some people are beginning to realize what they can do. Maddie and Nancy have superstar potential, and they seem to be discovering that together. Peyton is beginning to bring her game up, as is Gabbi. I have been pleased at how LaNesia plays if Nancy and Maddie are on the court.
I was most pleased with Gioya. She had a very productive night with not a lot of time on court. She didn't make bad decisions. She did what she does best, and made no mistakes. That's a winner.
If Maddie and Nancy keep developing this newfound sense of what they can do, this team can be a lot better than people think. When they play well, they are awesome. Then, you just need people who do what they do well, and you can go a long way. If Chelsea were to settle in with this, it could be a very explosive offense, and the defense with Nancy and Maddie on the court is difficult to score against.
I agree. In high school most, not all, coaches are guard oriented teams, and don't have a clue how to use a true post player. I thought Nancy was pretty good in spite of playing in a guard first, post second offense. What amazes me about her so early in her college playing is her movement without the ball. She finds open spaces, and can catch the ball and do something with it. Whether shooting, or passing out to an open teammate. She's not a great shot blocker, but she will be, and as Syb said, she already affects the opposing team in their shot selection. She is really fun to watch grow in her role.