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Can't tell which player I'm more excited about. Ice seems more ready for next year but Ayanna has tremendous potential. The key is to find roles for them where they can contribute. Overall, we get bigger next year. More of a physical matchup with South Carolina.
I think her goodness is so crazy good that sections don't matter......Ashlynn is a “Section 8” champion. Does that mean she’s crazy good?
very true but still have two 6'5"s on the bench..........trading 6'5 and 6'4" for 6'3" and a 6'2" who plays like a 6'5"Unless Dorka returns, UConn gets smaller.
ONO, Dorka, > Ice, AP
Enjoy watching Dorka but she can play soft under the basket against rough players as we saw in the Tenn game today. Unlike Edwards, against Top 10 bigs Dorka rarely comes out of the scrums under the basket with the ball. With the recruits we have coming in, this should not be an issue. Suspect we will see an aggressive DeBerry next year as well.very true but still have two 6'5"s on the bench..........trading 6'5 and 6'4" for 6'3" and a 6'2" who plays like a 6'5"
I know one time they played this year and Shade's team crushed AP's. The big difference was the guard play imo.Would be great to see this eventual replay link posted, if possible. Thanks for those with such access (Sluconn, etc. )
Can’t wait to watch!
I know one time they played this year and Shade's team crushed AP's. The big difference was the guard play imo.
I have to think that any recruit who is seriously considering UConn (and being considered by UConn) will have either watched or DVR'ed this game. They know enough about WBB history to realize that it is significant, not to mention that both teams were Top 10 in the rankings at the beginning of the day.Geno should mail a link to the Tenn game's replay to every perspective recruit. Shows off the best of UConn.
I was thinking in that game to put AP in the backcourt and have her a part of the solution to bring the ball up vs pressure. Sort of like the old days with Charde. Then have her settle near the FT Line.Shade has more talent around her by a decent margin. They will press hard led by Shade and I'm not sure what Homestead can do to counter that.
I was thinking in that game to put AP in the backcourt and have her a part of the solution to bring the ball up vs pressure. Sort of like the old days with Charde. Then have her settle near the FT Line.
I agree about Homestead in regards to their guards. I think they are a bit overmatched. You can though practice the hell out of it- and on a given day and beat it. Have seen over the years pressure teams get beat by inferior teams. But tht tis a crapshoot.
Well whatever. I would look into AP doing that as an option. Don't need to be a guard to get the ball over half court and the reason of AP to do it is to counter the press because the guards might not be able to while AP can get the ball over half court. Then get the ball to a guard to set up the offense over half court.Not a good idea. AP's not a guard by any stretch.
Patterson's been on an absolute tear so if Homestead can counter the press they have a shot. Last year's game came down to Shade's great pass for the winning shot at the buzzer.