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Message: [QUOTE="RockyMTblue2, post: 2511941, member: 250"] She's not happy with Saturday's performance! Lots of quotes from her. Geno validates something of what she's feeling. "She's so hard to read. Pheesa is the same whether she's getting 30 points or getting three," UConn coach Geno Auriemma said. "It's difficult to gauge where she is. But I just go by, 'What kind of shots is she getting? How are they coming?' She has about the same number of shots after 13 games that she had a year ago, but they just don't seem like she's in a rhythm, in a flow, as the game goes on." And Lou chimed in too. "There's frustration when you're not making shots that you know you can make," UConn All-American Katie Lou Samuelson said. "Last year we just got so accustomed to having Pheesa go 9-for-10, 10-for-11, making almost every shot every single night. "But even when she's missing a couple, she still impacts every single game no matter what and she's going to have performances like this over and over." [URL="https://www.sny.tv/uconn/news/all-american-napheesa-collier-stays-focused-on-target/264416536"]All-American Napheesa Collier stays focused on target[/URL] Oh, and this, reacting to Molly's late 3s in the blow out: "It's a delicate situation," Auriemma said. "At one point CD (associate head coach Chris Dailey) actually said what we always say, 'Let's work on our offense, we're up a bunch, but let's not embarrass anyone, obviously.' Some of those kids just got in the game. What are you going to tell them? Don't play? Don't shoot? Don't make any basketball plays? But the guys that came off the bench played pretty well and that's the second game in a row we've gotten good minutes from them." [/QUOTE]

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