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Obviously a tale of two halves. We just missed ton of open shots, and after that happens people stop taking them. Sarah Strong can not... -
Some thoughts on the Michigan game: Michigan is a very good, well coached team that plays hard. During the 1st half it looked as if...
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I loved this picture: It gives you a sense of Ayana's athleticism. I don't think we've really seen it in a game, yet, but it's coming.
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Yes, Geno's lol
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It's great practice to go up against Tina, however...my preference would be that Caroline stay well away from her. An abundance of...
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Of the 30 players listed, 5'9.25" Jo has the second best sprint time (3.46 seconds) and the 5th best (tied) maximum vertical leap (25.0").
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Here are Jovana Popovic's official measurements, taken in 2024 during the NBA Without Borders Europe camp in Malaga, Spain. You have... -
This is at the Senior Eurobasket with top level professionals including many WNBA players, draft picks etc. Considering she was only 17...
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First of all, WOW! This came out of the blue. Geno is always three steps ahead. This girl is lightning in a bottle. Second, I haven't...
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I like that she is always on the balls of her feet and as quick as she plays, she doesn't seem 'in a hurry'. Players like her look like...
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Here is a game played just six months ago during the Women's Eurobasket competition. We can see her with the senior national team. She...
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Apparently, she made an impression on the guards...
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If this keeps up he'll be an octogenarian and watching the unfolding of the #20 natty banner in Gampel.
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Lived in each country for three years. Pretty much the same language except for a few differences that are mostly political statements -...
