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If Gabby can consistently make that foul line jumper, she will be unguardable.She has got to get her shot right. She's almost there. Once she does that...WOW!
If Gabby can consistently make that foul line jumper, she will be unguardable.She has got to get her shot right. She's almost there. Once she does that...WOW!
As transcendently great as Gabby is, she's very, very fortunate to have found her way to UConn. What other coaching staff could have given her the same amount of structure and freedom simultaneously?
I'd like to think that this clinched a first team AA for her. And, by the way, who were those people in another thread who said Azure might replace Gabby in the starting lineup next year? This was one of the greatest performances I've ever seen in women's basketball.
I'd like to think that this clinched a first team AA for her. And, by the way, who were those people in another thread who said Azure might replace Gabby in the starting lineup next year? This was one of the greatest performances I've ever seen in women's basketball.
Azura ain't coming off the benchThats gonna be insane having Azura, and Megan Walker off the bench. I could see Geno bringing Gabby off the bench for a game to experiment, he had his whole starting lineup come off the bench last year.
Azura ain't coming off the bench
No value judgment on whether it's good or bad, but Z's going to start from day 1.Well someones going to, its not the worst thing to come off the bench as long as your getting a ton of minutes.
Yes! As witnessed by her effort--and elevation--late in the game, when most mortals would have been exhausted. Her conditioning is exemplary.The energy she plays with now is on another level than just about anyone I can remember in the women's game, ever.
I'm sure Holly at TN would have developed Gabby just fine.As transcendently great as Gabby is, she's very, very fortunate to have found her way to UConn. What other coaching staff could have given her the same amount of structure and freedom simultaneously?
As transcendently great as Gabby is, she's very, very fortunate to have found her way to UConn. What other coaching staff could have given her the same amount of structure and freedom simultaneously?
If she had went to nd, she would have been playing the same in her third year as she was in her first.I'm sure Holly at TN would have developed Gabby just fine.
I'm sure Holly at TN would have developed Gabby just fine.
Probably back to track and field. Heard DD is planning on going pro next year to escape the TN program.Interesting thought experiment. I bet Gabby would have physically survived Holly in general because she has an internal motor and intensity that even Holly cant screw up and she can overwhelm in just about any system (or lack of it). However, could you imagine how frustrated she would be with her teammates up and down and often uninspired (to say the least) play. Probably rush to transfer or go to the Olympic trials
Exactly what I told Eric tonight!We used to have D, now we have Gabby..and you don't!!!!
You're right! I'm sure she'll be making that shot regularly by the beginning of next season.If Gabby can consistently make that foul line jumper, she will be unguardable.
That's a wonderful problem for the head coach to have. Just when the other team has seen more than enough of the Uconn starters, Gabby or Z comes off the bench to add another unguardable player to the mix.No value judgment on whether it's good or bad, but Z's going to start from day 1.
I know you're tongue in cheek here but I bet Holly and a whole bunch of coaches would have looked at size and had her on the bench because of what she couldn't do (shoot outside). Instead of playing her because of what she could do (everything else).I'm sure Holly at TN would have developed Gabby just fine.