She's playing 4/5 depending on the situation. Games can be streamed on Courtside 1891 for a cost in the US. Canadians have to go through SportsnetNow's streaming service.Anyone able to watch the games? Is Edwards playing the 4?
Thanks! That's great. IMO, when the Canadians put her at the 3 is where they went wrong for her.She's playing 4/5 depending on the situation. Games can be streamed on Courtside 1891 for a cost in the US. Canadians have to go through SportsnetNow's streaming service.
Thanks! That's great. IMO, when the Canadians put her at the 3 is where they went wrong for her.
U.S. lost to a more experienced Brazil today. Brazil had Dantas, DeSouza, and a younger (?) Soares. U.S. had Betts, Johnson, Jackson, Kelly, Barker, Reese, Osborne, et al. U.S. shot 31% and did not win any quarter.
The "Soares" on the Brazilian team is Kamilla Cordozo (sp) of the University of South Carolina. SheU.S. lost to a more experienced Brazil today. Brazil had Dantas, DeSouza, and a younger (?) Soares. U.S. had Betts, Johnson, Jackson, Kelly, Barker, Reese, Osborne, et al. U.S. shot 31% and did not win any quarter.
Sorry, but I don't understand/get the point you're trying to make here. Aaliyah and Yvonne weren't in university at this point? Which final four are you referring to? If it's the FIBA U19 Worlds, Canada didn't make it to the semi-finals.Bracket:
Brazil vs. Mexico
Puerto Rico vs. Venezuela
Canada vs. Argentina
United States vs. Colombia
Quarterfinals are on Friday.
It struck me today that back at the 2019 Final Four, Lindsey Harding was putting on her scouting hat for us assembled Duke folks and praising Aaliyah as well as Yvonne Ejim and then she had to coach against them earlier this week for Mexico. I cannot recall if she said anything about Nika or for that matter Georgia Amoore, who kind of showed why she was putting up numbers in Australia at that age, but did not necessarily show the potential to such a high level contributor at the college level.
Aaliyah looks good, and couldn't miss that she was playing with her mask on. I guess that may answer the question about that this year.Sorry, but I don't understand/get the point you're trying to make here. Aaliyah and Yvonne weren't in university at this point? Which final four are you referring to? If it's the FIBA U19 Worlds, Canada didn't make it to the semi-finals.
Aaliyah looks good, and couldn't miss that she was playing with her mask on. I guess that may answer the question about that this year.
The 2019 NCAA Final Four featured an NBA Academy event where four teams worth of recruiting age foreign players played some exhibition games in front of college coaches and a crowd. Nika was the MVP and Aaliyah was on her team. Yvonne and Georgia Amoore were the other two who had the most college prominence. I wish that I had gotten my roster back after letting a UConn fan borrow it, but I know that Ruby Porter, who played at Nebraska, and Shelby Rayner, who last played at Northwestern State were also participants. Outside of a few countries, they were not able to attract many top prospects because this was probably around the peak of mistrust of the NBA by the major federations around the world.Sorry, but I don't understand/get the point you're trying to make here. Aaliyah and Yvonne weren't in university at this point? Which final four are you referring to? If it's the FIBA U19 Worlds, Canada didn't make it to the semi-finals.
Ah...........you're referring to Basketball without Borders. The reference to the FInal Four is what confused me. I think you have MVPs confused as Aaliyah earned that award.The 2019 NCAA Final Four featured an NBA Academy event where four teams worth of recruiting age foreign players played some exhibition games in front of college coaches and a crowd. Nika was the MVP and Aaliyah was on her team. Yvonne and Georgia Amoore were the other two who had the most college prominence. I wish that I had gotten my roster back after letting a UConn fan borrow it, but I know that Ruby Porter, who played at Nebraska, and Shelby Rayner, who last played at Northwestern State were also participants. Outside of a few countries, they were not able to attract many top prospects because this was probably around the peak of mistrust of the NBA by the major federations around the world.
They also had the same event planned in 2020, but it obviously was not played. In 2022, they replaced that time in the programming with a USA Basketball senior national team open practice, which was vaguely fun, especially when Kelsey Plum launched her giveaway t-shirt over the entire set of bleachers. They moved the NBA Academy equivalent to the summer, but basically gave no info about it to the public.
Wait, are you repeatedly suggesting that I hallucinated a day of my life?Ah...........you're referring to Basketball without Borders. The reference to the FInal Four is what confused me. I think you have MVPs confused as Aaliyah earned that award.
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The Future is Here is a look at the NBA Basketball Without Borders Global Camp.www.bluestarmedia.org
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Canada defeated Argentina 68-60 to set up a match-up with Team USA in the semi-finals. Aaliyah's finished with 13 pts, 16 rebounds and 3 assists. Nirra Fields led Canada in scoring (22 points) on 27 shots. Aaliyah took 9 shots. I don't see Canada beating the US if they don't do a better job of sharing the ball.
13 points and 16 rebounds for Aaliyah as Canada won, but not convincingly against Argentina:
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The results mean that Canada needs to win against the United States to have a chance at direct qualification to a February Olympic qualifying tournament instead of having to play an additional tournament.
Wait, are you repeatedly suggesting that I hallucinated a day of my life?
There are definitely some people on this board who wish that they had been hallucinating the night before.
The event is as I described. Here is an article talking about its impact a few years later:
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Canada defeated Argentina 68-60 to set up a match-up with Team USA in the semi-finals. Aaliyah's finished with 13 pts, 16 rebounds and 3 assists. Nirra Fields led Canada in scoring (22 points) on 27 shots. Aaliyah took 9 shots. I don't see Canada beating the US if they don't do a better job of sharing the ball.
And I don’t see the US beating Canada if they have 4 assists