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That may be but I follow you guys pretty closely and she has been inconsistant all year.
Do you SEE her or just read box scores?
2.3 A/TO ratio and 9.7 ppg is pretty consistent.
That may be but I follow you guys pretty closely and she has been inconsistant all year.
Nneka is playing with a fire and a commitment level that wasn't always there in past years.
Nneka's commitment level has always been there, but I agree she's a lot more fiery on the court than in past years. I think that's a function of confidence in her game.
Do you SEE her or just read box scores?
2.3 A/TO ratio and 9.7 ppg is pretty consistent.
I can boxscore analyze with the best of them...lol.
Just going by what I see. Did you look at the 3 games prior to the Cal game?
I sit
I sit 3 rows behind our bench. I see plenty.
I'm sure you do. And numbers don't tell the entire story, but I see inconsistancy.
Cardfan, the PAC 10 tourney is an example of what I am talking about.
As the competition got harder her stats got worse.
Game 1 - Washington - 3-6, 0-2 on 3's, 8 points, 6 assists
Game 2 - Arizona State - 3-13, 0-3 on 3's, 6 points, 3 assists
Game 3 - California - 4-11, 1-5 on 3's, 9 points, 2 assists
I do think UCONN deserves a #1 seed and I think Tennessee will be a #2 seed (as they should).
Where I would caution people is Stanford having an easy path assuming Kentucky/Penn State/Georgia end up in their bracket per Creme.
I know Kentucky has slid a bit in the last 8 games or so, but I think they are a dangerous team. Especially against teams that aren't familiar with them.
Stanford will be a #1 seed, yes and the O sisters are dynamite, but what Stanford lacks this season is a strong back court. Kentucky and Penn State's back courts could completely upend the Cardinal.
With all the upsets this far I am NOT overlooking anyone in the NCAA this year.
Danger lurks if you do.