Yeah, but some of our soccer opponents who didn't cheat weren't so lucky
I don’t call it cheating maybe opurtunistic.
Yeah, but some of our soccer opponents who didn't cheat weren't so lucky
That is exactly what UCONN does every year and I don't understand why some people don't understand this. Maybe it is because of the tendency to lump everything into that one word -recruiting. Some people will read: Geno is recruiting Cardosa, and take that to mean Geno's trying to convince her to come to UCONN. You used the word "works" a more accurate word is evaluate. Don't know if the name Olivia Owens will ring a bell for anyone but Geno went to see her play in NY state a few times. Owens is currently playing at Maryland. Geno was evaluating her on those visits and the decision that he had to make is can she help UCONN. Geno has a very calibrated (but not infallible) eye for these things. Once he make that decision he may extend an offer. Keep in mind that Gusters and DeBerry have already been offered by UCONN.Exactly Both. I sense a bit of split personality on this board sometimes. The board including me chides Geno for only having 3-4 options the last few years and then when he expands the number of options folks start asking which "one". Recruit both hard and see what happens. Until Deberry says yes, Geno can't and shouldn't make recruiting decisions based on her. I know we joke about Walz's recruiting and critique Geno's but I think there can be a happy middle ground, where UConn works about 8-10 players every year from all over the world and hope 3-4 say yes. Then if there is a transfer hear and there if a young woman can't handle the expectations than so be it.
Slu I think there may be a mix up on at least 1 number. #15 appears to be Bessoir not Muhl as you have above. Cardosa did not play and the tallest player on the floor for either team was #15. The jumpers she splashed was also a dead give away.Today's Basketball Without Borders game in full.
Muhl is #15
Edwards is # 24
Cardoso is #28
Bessoir is #26
All players:
Slu I think there may be a mix up on at least 1 number. #15 appears to be Bessoir not Muhl as you have above. Cardosa did not play and the tallest player on the floor for either team was #15. The jumpers she splashed was also a dead give away.
Wadoux the French PG is listed on the roster as #16 and I'm almost positive she was #29.
I was just going to say #1 might be Muhl. #15 was the best player on the floor by a long shot, got to think that's Bessoir. Sign her up now!The list put out seems to be off. There is a #1 that might be Muhl but no #1 listed.
Only a few minutes in and Edwards is very impressive.: a three, a block, and a runner off the bounce. Very lithe and athletic, not to mention long.
I was just going to say #1 might be Muhl. #15 was the best player on the floor by a long shot, got to think that's Bessoir. Sign her up now!
Yea the jersey are reversible and they mixed the team up for the second half. Edwards was active but at times wild.Nika Muhl is definitely #1 in blue.
Nika Muhl is definitely #1 in blue.
Muhl seemed to be a great ball handler and passer but she was front rimming every shot, even three free throws. Is that her reputation? Good handler and passer but no offense?
Think her shooting is a work in progress. She's had a terrible time hitting 3's in international competition, but she seemingly can score in a myriad of ways.
Muhl and Van Lith both play very tenacious defense.
I’m not very good with these European leagues, but it looks like her ZKK TRESNJEVKA team is playing in two leagues, WABA and Croatia - A1. Looks like WABA is much more competitive and has teams from multiple countries.
In WABA, where her team is 0-11, she averages (through 9 games) 11.1 PPG, 7.3 RPG, 6.6 APG, 5.8 T/OPG, and 3.3 SPG. She shoots 47.1% 2FG, 23.1% (3-13) 3FG, and 65.8% FT.
In the Croatian league, her team is 11-5 and she averages (through 15 games) 15.3 PPG, 7.6 RPG, 2.1 T/OPG, 1.9 APG, and 1.7 SPG. She shoots 48.9% 2FG, 15.9% (7-44) 3FG, and 71.4% FT.
Her team starts two former D2 players.
Does UConn need another good defensive, weak offensive guard. I'll take Coombs. She is not only quick but also very athletic. I believe Coombs will develop into a very good guard for UConn. I would think that there are American guards who are as good as Muhl is unless the competition she is playing against is superior to what the American high school girls are facing.I assume she's competing against players at a much higher level then high school....I wonder how it would compare to top DI play?....those three point numbers are not good and a bunch of those shots are probably uncontested...she appears to have a mid range game so she's ahead of where Ms Coombs is at the moment...
Does UConn need another good defensive, weak offensive guard. I'll take Coombs. She is not only quick but also very athletic. I believe Coombs will develop into a very good guard for UConn. I would think that there are American guards who are as good as Muhl is unless the competition she is playing against is superior to what the American high school girls are facing.
I would rather trust Geno than you anyway.The term “high school competition” is very subjective nowadays. Are we talking Christ the King, St. John’s College, Bishop McNamara, Hamilton Heights, etc. or just your typical high school team. I’m not sure all these pro teams (like Muhl’s) would be the teams mentioned above. Obviously the powerhouse pro teams would.
Would Muhl’s beat a typical HS team? Sure. A powerhouse HS team? Maybe, maybe not. I have no clue.
I would rather trust Geno than you anyway.
I’m not very good with these European leagues, but it looks like her ZKK TRESNJEVKA team is playing in two leagues, WABA and Croatia - A1. Looks like WABA is much more competitive and has teams from multiple countries.
In WABA, where her team is 0-11, she averages (through 9 games) 11.1 PPG, 7.3 RPG, 6.6 APG, 5.8 T/OPG, and 3.3 SPG. She shoots 47.1% 2FG, 23.1% (3-13) 3FG, and 65.8% FT.
In the Croatian league, her team is 11-5 and she averages (through 15 games) 15.3 PPG, 7.6 RPG, 2.1 T/OPG, 1.9 APG, and 1.7 SPG. She shoots 48.9% 2FG, 15.9% (7-44) 3FG, and 71.4% FT.
Her team starts two former D2 players.