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Huskies Putting in the Work

She played 32 mpg last year bcus of need/injuries, her and KK hit a wall towards the end of the year, with the addition of Azzi and the freshmen I doubt she'll play tht many mpg this coming season in fact with a healthy team I thk everyone tht played last season will see reduced minutes. Acclimating the newbies and keeping fresh legs on the court will help come March.
Aside from Paige, Ash and KK are the bedrock. Geno should build on and around them. Azzi and Chen and Sweet Caroline and the frosh newbies should come in when the bedrock duo need a breather.
 
Appreciate the videos but would it be possible for whoever is putting these together to stay on the play or player a little longer because now some of the action is a blur. For example, I have watched this last video 5 times and still cannot tell who made the jump shot after Paige's.

Thanks.
 
Instagram just keeps hanging on. Guess I'll have to register. My Facebook will not open it for whatever reason.

At least some of this film you've seen Don't know if this is a new CT content maker.

 
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I saw a video somewhere of a coaching session but can’t find it now. In it Geno tells the team that they can only do one of three things when they get the ball: shoot pass or drive. No dithering, no faking, just decisiveness. Later in the video, in a scrimmage Ash gets the ball and tries a few fakes to get past a defender and loses her opportunity. Then Geno takes her aside and asks what the three things are and she replies: shoot pass drive. Then he asks what all the faking was and she replies: “nonsense.” He approves and sends her back into the scrimmage.

It’s interesting how much focus is on decision making, or the read and react offense. The central skill is mental not physical. Having a good handle or a quick release is great of course. But that’s not the primary emphasis of Geno’s coaching. It’s knowing where to be on defense and what to do with the ball on offense.
 
Instagram just keeps hanging on. Guess I'll have to register. My Facebook will not open it for whatever reason.

At least some of this film you've seen Don't know if this is a new CT content maker.


Interesting that a few of them became left-handed shooters during the off-season.
 
I saw a video somewhere of a coaching session but can’t find it now. In it Geno tells the team that they can only do one of three things when they get the ball: shoot pass or drive. No dithering, no faking, just decisiveness. Later in the video, in a scrimmage Ash gets the ball and tries a few fakes to get past a defender and loses her opportunity. Then Geno takes her aside and asks what the three things are and she replies: shoot pass drive. Then he asks what all the faking was and she replies: “nonsense.” He approves and sends her back into the scrimmage.

It’s interesting how much focus is on decision making, or the read and react offense. The central skill is mental not physical. Having a good handle or a quick release is great of course. But that’s not the primary emphasis of Geno’s coaching. It’s knowing where to be on defense and what to do with the ball on offense.

Plus knowing where you team mates are on the court and bonus pts for knowing what they are about to do .
 
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I love seeing all of this content from Morgan. I can't wait to see her on the court in a live game. She was such a dynamic presence in HS. With her we'll have a 4th ball handler who really knows how to push pace. She's such an aggressive player.

She used to do a thing that Paige also does a lot these days. She pushes the transition, makes the long pass, and then follows along to clean up any misses. Ash also knows to do this. You follow the break not only because you're waiting for a pass, but also because you're there to support the person who goes to the rim.
 
I love seeing all of this content from Morgan. I can't wait to see her on the court in a live game. She was such a dynamic presence in HS. With her we'll have a 4th ball handler who really knows how to push pace. She's such an aggressive player.

She used to do a thing that Paige also does a lot these days. She pushes the transition, makes the long pass, and then follows along to clean up any misses. Ash also knows to do this. You follow the break not only because you're waiting for a pass, but also because you're there to support the person who goes to the rim.
here's to hoping that hamstring issue goes away by August when they come back for conditioning.
 
It looked to me like Cheli was in there practicing, which is a good sign.
I didn’t see her in the video in any of the plays. Did you see her anywhere other than the high fives at the end?
 

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