Carnac
That venerable sage from the west
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Carnac, a gamecock fan uploaded the game on YouTube. I put the link on the general board if you wanted to watch the replay.
Thank you very much.
Carnac, a gamecock fan uploaded the game on YouTube. I put the link on the general board if you wanted to watch the replay.
Well, there you have it. I certainly didn't predict the demise of Baylor and/or Oregon, but I just wrote that either teams ascend or those around them fall down. Louisville will probably get a bigger bump than otherwise with the toppling of the Bears, AND also still standing undefeated a certain work in progress called "UConn." The gamecockies shouldn't get too high beating a Baylor team w/out Cox; Maryland should be taken to basketball criminal court for its godawful schedule: wins against the likes of Belmont, Quinnipiac, GW, Delaware, James Madison, and Wagner. That's 6 of the 7 wins, losing to the one decent team they played in SC. Brenda's a genius.
Sad to say that losses by the top 2 teams will mitigate whatever happens when they play the Huskies, but I'll enjoy a positive result anyway . . . Cardinals rise to at least #2, UConn to #3. There is NO #1.
Lol. Now let's see what MSST does to complete the trifecta! Could #1, 2 n 3 all go down in one night?
I just root for the underdogs .May be I should buy a lottery ticket today ..View attachment 48717
@Kaizen, did you also play the lotto yesterday?
But, I gotta ask, Did you do extensive analysis or do you just like rooting for the underdog? Either way, CONGRATS!
Sorry, too late!I just root for the underdogs .May be I should buy a lottery ticket today ..
Or maybe she liked and related to Dawn better. Or maybe liked her chances of starting day one down there. Or maybe she liked their campus more. Or maybe she preferred warm weather. Or maybe she had trouble pronouncing Auriemma. Or maybe....Who made those claims? Name some names.
Maybe Boston was not willing to work as hard as the UCONN staff required-just sayin!
I don't remember; how was Stewie in her first 9 games of college ball?Boston's stats might not have been as good if Cox had played. That we will not know. However that debate will continue.
As to a generational player - that was Stewie. Boston is good, maybe very good. Not generational.
Maryland should be taken to basketball criminal court for its godawful schedule: wins against the likes of Belmont, Quinnipiac, GW, Delaware, James Madison, and Wagner. That's 6 of the 7 wins, losing to the one decent team they played in SC. Brenda's a genius.
Sad to say that losses by the top 2 teams will mitigate whatever happens when they play the Huskies, but I'll enjoy a positive result anyway . . . Cardinals rise to at least #2, UConn to #3. There is NO #1.
That's my point. Nobody is generational until they've proven it over a period of years.I don't remember; how was Stewie in her first 9 games of college ball?
I don't remember; how was Stewie in her first 9 games of college ball?
Most of the posts when Boston was being recruited talked about her being a secondary play to other highly recruited bigs. Could reading them contributed to the SC decision? We will likely never know.Boston listed as a forward is clearly a center, I didn’t see her picking UConn with ONO already on the roster. But what a post rotation that would have been.
Please remember it was a UCONN fan that made that proclamation and not a USC fan.Exactly. Maybe we can wait a little bit before we start making proclamations of greatness.
Please remember it was a UCONN fan that made that proclamation and not a USC fan.
It may have been but it sounds like he’s a SC fan now.Please remember it was a UCONN fan that made that proclamation and not a USC fan.
Game 1: 21 Points in 23 MinutesI don't remember; how was Stewie in her first 9 games of college ball?
Can you imagine her numbers if she had played 35+ minutes a game throughout her career?Game 1: 21 Points in 23 Minutes
Game 2: 11 Points in 19 Minutes
Game 3: 20 Points in 22 Minutes
Game 4: 20 Points & 10 rebounds in 22 Minutes
Game 5: 10 Points in 25 Minutes
Game 6: 12 Points 8 rebounds in 20 mins
Game 7: 13 Points in 31 Minutes
Game 8: 7 Points in 20 Mins 3FGA
Game 9: 21 Points in 29 minutes coming off the bench.
Lest I mention that rebounds and blocks are part of the game of basketball, too.Game 1: 21 Points in 23 Minutes
Game 2: 11 Points in 19 Minutes
Game 3: 20 Points in 22 Minutes
Game 4: 20 Points & 10 rebounds in 22 Minutes
Game 5: 10 Points in 25 Minutes
Game 6: 12 Points 8 rebounds in 20 mins
Game 7: 13 Points in 31 Minutes
Game 8: 7 Points in 20 Mins 3FGA
Game 9: 21 Points in 29 minutes coming off the bench.
Game 10: 27 Points in 25 Minutes
To make the distinction perfectly clear, Stewie scored 20 Points or more in 5 of her first 10 games. in her first 9 games Aaliyah Boston has scored 20 points once.
Dangerfield had a big game as a freshman and CW averaged double figures in the NCAA Tournament last season.Also, Stewart came onto a UConn team loaded with other future WNBA players: Dolson, Hartley, KML, Stokes, Tuck, and Jefferson. Boston is clearly already one of SC's best players, so she's going to get much more runway to stuff the box score than Stewwie did early in her frosh season. Plus, Geno likes to break them down to build them up in a way that Dawn doesn't, so UConn frosh often have underwhelming early seasons. Indeed, CW's monster game against the Domers last season was the relatively rare instance of a UConn frosh making a splash in an early season high-profile game, and she didn't really do it again that whole season.
I remember seeing Stewwie in person during the Big East tournament final vs. Notre Dame and thinking she was going to be a once-in-a-generation player even then. It was just so evident how transformational her game was.
Lest I mention that rebounds and blocks are part of the game of basketball, too.