No i don't want to think about her as a senior, that means it's her last year!!The BEST thing about Aaliyah her play this year is.................she'll be back next year as a mature 21 year old senior, probably playing better than this year. That's a very scary and sobering thought for UConn opponents.
I think that's where you need investment. If you put the resources towards something, it can be developed. Right now it appears the sport is happier to pay the medical bills than to put some money into research to develop new products. It's a shame.
There are a lot of theories about the disproportionate occurrence in men versus women and some of the research is equivocal. Wider hips for childbirth in women, an overdeveloped hamstring muscle, different landing positions from jumping etc. One of the biggest causes of contact ACLs in women is falling by other women. I like the anti-flopping rule in the men's game and think it should be adopted and widened to include any intentional falling anywhere even if not related to a potential charge call.
I was using a blip as an analogy, not Aaliyah's transformation into the complete player she now is. Whatever or whoever helped her to be this complete player that she is, do the same thing with Amari and Ayanna. GO HUSKIES!!!!
The sleeve has an elbow pad for protection and provides some compression, and the patch may cover up a tattoo.
That's why I hope Caroline will wear one too upon her return, for protection and psychological supportYou have to figure, when she receives a pass in the paint, turns to drive to the basket, the mask has to provide a nice comfort level against getting whacked in the process. One less thing to worry about.
Heck yeah! She should trademark it or something.
She’s scary enough coming down the court in transition.
