Batouly!

[BigBird]

WHY has the nickname Bat Cam vanished?

By the way, I think it’s sad that one of the most-loved and most-respected Huskies is part of the worst broadcast team to ever sit at court side.

 

[Carnac]

Many of us would like to see Camara get into games sooner. At this time, it doesn't look like it's going to happen. That knee injury cost her a whole season. She hasn't moved up on the depth chart to this point, she won't with 7 games left. She still has 2 years of eligibility left. We'll see what she has next year. To use an old phrase, Geno is past the point of no return. He knows who his 7 players is that he's going into the tournament with.

 

[Jaybird65]

What we get out of Camara the remainder of this season is what it is at this time. Unfortunate for her with the injury thing. She has displayed glimpses as to what she can/could be.

 

[RSHERMVIKES]

She also reminds me a bit of Morgan Tuck. Obviously not as highly rated nor as effective, but the things that are similar - strong build, smooth movements, and never hurried. I am NOT saying she will be an AA like Morgan was, but I do see similarities in their games...

EricLA- - - I look at Batouly as a taller Jamelle Elliot! Same aggressive play, take no prisoners style, quick and talented around the basket!

 

[Bill In Georgia]

This gal has what it takes at UConn ...next year she'll be in a position to fill our two departing...Hope she listens to the Top Brass and comes back next year with the Vim & Vigor folks like Tina Charles had from her first to second year under Coach!!

 

[HopJim]

If she turns into that combination, we will really have something. I'm hoping for the remainder of this year she continues to progress. Minimally it would be nice to have 5 more physical fouls to give when its gets rough tumble out there. She has been moving so much more freely the last couple of games.

Not sure I want the fouls but love the hard picks she sets and her physical rebounding. Unlikely to do much in 2018 but see her as factor in next year's team. Often takes 2 years for knees to fully recover.