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JRRRJ replied to the thread Jana vs Tenn.BTW, the scoring rate for the 'bigs' (which isn't entirely in their control) goes like this: Sarah: 28.16 Blanca: 21.70 Jana: 16.89... -
JRRRJ replied to the thread Jana vs Tenn.Jana's turnover rate is 3.30/40 Serah's turnover rate is 3.82/40 Blanca's turnover rate is 4.36/40 Sara is the only 'big' with a...
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Didn't review the Tenn games details well enough and ended up with two lines for Jana in each of the grids. 19 minutes and the...
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Wow and people say I am harsh! When Geno needed Jana in the first half to defend the paint, he put her in and she did a very good job...
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JRRRJ posted the thread Tennessee stats are in the Per-40 workbooks--now with rating grid in UConn Women's Basketball Forum.Download 2025-6 season Per-40 stats here. Download 2018-now consolidated Per-40 stats here. I gotta say-- WOW! On the edge of my seat...
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Built a 16-point lead, lost a 16-point lead, and then won by 30. Has that ever happened before? A second half for the ages.
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I think there are several good options, but I especially liked Kayleigh's performance--including 2 full-court drives in a row--and her...
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So you’re saying that Geno would risk player health and safety to win a game. Absolutely disagree.
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JRRRJ replied to the thread Xavier stats in the Per-40 spreadsheet, grid added.Now the rest of it. With 6 more minutes on court, Ayanna -- our last player -- climbs on board. PointsSarah 28.16Azzi 23.95Blanca...
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JRRRJ posted the thread Xavier stats in the Per-40 spreadsheet, grid added in UConn Women's Basketball Forum.Download 2025-6 season Per-40 stats here. Download 2018-now consolidated Per-40 stats here. Grid later, dinner now ;^), but it was sure...
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Yes, isn't it interesting after weeks of being number one in the NET rankings they come up with a new metric in which UConn's not number...
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JRRRJ reacted to Bone Dog's post in the thread Not too soon to start discussion TENNESSEE? So much to discuss... My questions are= with
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I was noticing the same thing, and I see it in freshmen (and sophomores!) every year. The emotional burden of the coming semester's...
