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Message: [QUOTE="KCD, post: 5035299, member: 12125"] UConn has two new aggressive scorers in Kaitlyn and Ally. And two new score from anywhere, pass from anywhere, fast break any chance you get, and control the game players in Sarah and Morgan. Kaitlyn looks to be all that was advertised: good ballhandling, high IQ, good teammate, do anything to win, aggressive scorer, etc. Ally: was highly ranked for a reason: she was always one of the most efficiently ranked scorers, highly competent 3-level scorer, 3-point sharp shooter, loves to drive to the rim with contact and get to the line, etc. Sarah: #1ranked player for a very good reason: 3-level scoring, good defense, can play 1-5 on offense and willing to play wherever to help the team, very unselfish- but knows when the game is on the line and when to take over, good ballhandling, good passing, very good vision, very high IQ, highly fundamental (both parents played and was coached by her dad), soft spoken off the court but very aggressive on the court, she wants to be great, so many more things that could be said. Morgan: in my opinion she was underranked: very unselfish, good ballhandling, court vision, high IQ, good passing, 3-level scorer if needed, leader of the #1 ranked HS team that beat many top 10 and top 25 teams - went undefeated until the final game in which she came in with the hamstring injury that she currently has and didn't have her normal mobility, 6'2" pg, etc. Adding these four players to the players that UConn already has adds some major firepower to the team. I know that the freshmen haven't played college bball yet, but I expect Sarah to contribute early on and expect the other two to contribute varying amounts depending on the returns (timing and level) of the injured players. I expect Kaitlyn to contribute to early on as well. [/QUOTE]

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