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Do UConn's have moth holes? Or can you tell through all cobwebs?A big fluffy banner, to go with other worthless banners.
Do UConn's have moth holes? Or can you tell through all cobwebs?A big fluffy banner, to go with other worthless banners.
I saw Cardosso one time and I thought she was pretty soft and not in good shape. She can score around the hoop and will grab some boards but I was not impressed. Defensively she couldn't handle Liv. I know she now has a better coach, but I didn't see the innate fire necessary to dominate a game with players of similar size. My sample size is small but it left me not caring where she went after cuse.
Wrong. Again. Most of the time Cardoso spent on the bench in the first period was because of conditioning, not foul trouble. She committed her first foul at 7:28 in the 2nd period on Edwards. By 6:41 of the 2nd period Liv had committed her 2nd foul on Cardoso. Kamilla's second foul was an offensive foul at 1:03 of the second period where she backed (stupidly) into Liv. To that point she had outscored Liv 10-4 and each had 5 rebounds. The rest of Syracuse had scored 16 points. But there was no doubt the last foul looked like both a freshman and a fatigue mistake and she was pulled. Lets remember as well, Syracuse played the game with only 7 players available. 4 players had been left in Syracuse due to a "violaton in team rules", which was probably part of the beginning of Q's ultimate downfall. Syracuse then spent the first three minutes of the 3rd period failing to get the ball into a consistently open Cardoso. When Cardoso went out at 6:34 point Liv began to do work offensively. Cardoso returned at 4:04. UConn then really started to attack Syracuse's weak match up zone consistently finding the weak spot on the right block, scoring 10 baskets in the lane during the period. At 2:27 Liv committed her third foul directly on Cardoso. Kamilla was then pulled (again) for her poor conditioning. At 9:19 of the 4th period Cardoso committed her 3rd foul on Aubrey. Unbelievably, Cardoso got her first shot of the 2nd half at 8:07 of the 4th period, as Syracuse consistently failed to get Cardoso touches inside. She got her first points of the 2nd half at 8:01 of the 4th period. At 6:34 Cardoso committed her final foul against Edwards on her drive to the basket. So, no Liv did not get Kamilla in foul trouble at all during the game. In fact, Cardoso got Liv to committ 3 defensive fouls against her. I too can't let blatant inaccuracy go unanswered.
"The happy", that's exactly what I saw and was disappointed in. Perhaps Dawn can light the fire.ONO has offense?
Having watched six or seven Syracuse condensed games after Cardoso enrolled, that team had little interest in running the game through her. they really bombed away from the perimeter.
I'm not sure I've seen many posts who run better or can catch and convert on the move as well. She's got a little post game even at international level.
she plays a little happy and definitely needs work any time she's forced to defend outside the post. The happy may frustrate Dawn but the defense and playing inside out will likely change.
at the scrimmage, she was wearing a protective mask and Boston definitely had the upper hand.
Boston for those worrying about her fitness looks great and has lost 23 LBs.
So you would rather have the ACC FOY then the two time B1G first team player. Nah, you don't mean that. Do you?AND they're adding the pick of the transfer market in Cardoso.
I know you are probably talking about the SCAR game. But 17 and 8 against Cuse, yeah she has offense.ONO has offense?
Do you know Dorka Juhasz is from Hungary. She is not in the ESPN high school ranking system. I doubt you even know who she is.my oh my how things changed quickly with the Cardoso evaluations. Not saying everyone was saying it but many were thrilled and saying if she committed to Uconn they would be unstoppable. Now it's considered Dorka is a wash or might be better? Blasphemy. Was Dorka even a top 30 ranked recruit Cardoso was I believe 5th in her class.
Substitute Dorka for Cardoso and us UConn fans can post the same thing. So what's your point, give us a scouting report on SoCar?I also think that Diamond might be the biggest impact transfer of the season, but we will see.
South Carolina doesn't have to start Cardoso - the rotations are still something of great interest.
Depth is the thing that South Carolina has added that it simply did not have last year.
And perhaps scoring balance. Either from internal improvement or additions.
It Should now be able to match up with just about any lineup and handle foul trouble without too much problem.
You're really gonna give those pom-poms a workout, huh? Do you really think the person you responded to didn't know what conference they're in? And obviously most of their losses came in conference play because I think they only played like one nonconference game due to Covid.Keep in mind that six of those eight losses came in PAC-12 play. Sorry, but I doubt UConn could go through conference play in PAC-12 undefeated, maybe 19-3, 20-2 at best.
OSU was also destroyed by Stanford twice last year. OSU WBB missed more days of practice and games in 20-21 season than nearly every other NCAA team due to Covid. I don't see OSU getting destroyed by any team this season for a multitude of reasons. It's a new year, and there are more positives with OSU WBB this year than any year I can remember. If Coach Rueck's team avoids injury and Covid, then it should be a good run for OSU WBB.You're really gonna give those pom-poms a workout, huh? Do you really think the person you responded to didn't know what conference they're in? And obviously most of their losses came in conference play because I think they only played like one nonconference game due to Covid.
Oregon State lost to Utah, which is a very bad loss. They also lost twice to Washington State, a team that lost in the 1st round of the NCAAs to South Florida.
To their credit, they did well in February with wins over UCLA and Oregon. However, they still got destroyed by South Carolina in the tournament.
Keep in mind that six of those eight losses came in PAC-12 play. Sorry, but I doubt UConn could go through conference play in PAC-12 undefeated, maybe 19-3, 20-2 at best.
I have often wished that SCar had an annual, all sports rivalry with a West Coast school. Oregon State is one of the leading schools on my wishlist. Pornagraphic sports headlines aside, baseball and wbb would be a lot of fun. Football would not be as mis-match either. The two overall sports programs are not dissimilar.OSU was also destroyed by Stanford twice last year. OSU WBB missed more days of practice and games in 20-21 season than nearly every other NCAA team due to Covid. I don't see OSU getting destroyed by any team this season for a multitude of reasons. It's a new year, and there are more positives with OSU WBB this year than any year I can remember. If Coach Rueck's team avoids injury and Covid, then it should be a good run for OSU WBB.
Indeed.UConn played in the best basketball conference for many years, and of the final 20 seasons in the Big East UConn was:
UConn can play in any conference and go undefeated. You are kidding yourself if you think otherwise.
- undefeated 9 times
- lost 1 game 6 times
- lost 2 games 3 times (2 of these seasons resulted in a national championship)
- lost 3 games 2 times
Well, you know what I've said about Cardoso. However, when it comes to catching the ball on the run and converting at the hoop, that's what Liv does as well or better than any post in WCBB. Liv catches that low ball, even below her knees, as well as any 6'5" post I've ever seen. Remember that shot by Paige (of course you do) for the 3 against you guys? That shot isn't made unless Liv catches that tough bounce pass below her knees from Paige. That kind of hands you can't teach.ONO has offense?
Having watched six or seven Syracuse condensed games after Cardoso enrolled, that team had little interest in running the game through her. they really bombed away from the perimeter.
I'm not sure I've seen many posts who run better or can catch and convert on the move as well. She's got a little post game even at international level.
she plays a little happy and definitely needs work any time she's forced to defend outside the post. The happy may frustrate Dawn but the defense and playing inside out will likely change.
at the scrimmage, she was wearing a protective mask and Boston definitely had the upper hand.
Boston for those worrying about her fitness looks great and has lost 23 LBs.
I agree it should be a better year, and I also agree OSU should be at least top 20. I personally have no problem with their preseason #14 ranking.OSU was also destroyed by Stanford twice last year. OSU WBB missed more days of practice and games in 20-21 season than nearly every other NCAA team due to Covid. I don't see OSU getting destroyed by any team this season for a multitude of reasons. It's a new year, and there are more positives with OSU WBB this year than any year I can remember. If Coach Rueck's team avoids injury and Covid, then it should be a good run for OSU WBB.
I'm going to continue to beat the poor dead horse, I guess.
I would think that Amihere and Saxton might be on the floor more than Cardoso. Last season, wasn't Amihere "THE next big" player?
I'm done. Time to hire a backhoe.
Substitute Dorka for Cardoso and us UConn fans can post the same thing. So what's your point, give us a scouting report on SoCar?
Does your comment mean that you believe Uconn has the best Forward in the country? I'm sure Ms. Boston believes she made the best choice for her and from what I can see, no one at Uconn has been able to stop her yet!!!! It's one thing to "bleed blue" but we need to respect these young people as they make decisions for themselves. Let the games BEGIN!!!!!If Boston was in as good of shape as Liv or Edwards then I'd agree with you. Now if Boston would have made a better choice, she would be in better shape and probably actually the best F. I unapologetically bleed blue.
Felon?I would have had Stanford, UConn, and South Carolina in that order, but I don't get a vote.
No, I think they treat the championship banners with something to prevent that. It’s not like those made up banners that you can order over the Internet.Do UConn's have moth holes? Or can you tell through all cobwebs?
You'd probably get more respect here if you dropped the !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!Does your comment mean that you believe Uconn has the best Forward in the country? I'm sure Ms. Boston believes she made the best choice for her and from what I can see, no one at Uconn has been able to stop her yet!!!! It's one thing to "bleed blue" but we need to respect these young people as they make decisions for themselves. Let the games BEGIN!!!!!