You're using a rather small sample size to justify having no concern. I need more reps to feel better about that aspect. Although her FT% (which tends to trend better towards 3pt shooting than 3pt shooting% itself) does trend in her favor.
I thought we were over and going our ways without much of an argument from our prior posts. And now I see your reply? Now it makes me skeptical of everything you say. It seems like you have come on here to pretend to teach the homers a lesson (you had to have the bravado recently to tell/post that specifically YOU aren't a homer, right? Thank you, so much. Below in bold is what you said. You had said nothing previously about "sample size" but specifically point out I'm using a small sample size yet don't point out your error from the statement below. Now, with the sample size comment it's as if you are throwing a different dart hoping it will stick. It's okay to do - but to tell me I'm using a small sample size when I specifically replied to your error that Collier needs to shoot 3's better is sort of illuminating. Is it not?
I'm not sure how well gabby pheesa and z will play together in the same lineup unless their 3 balls get better.
Anyhow, what you call a small sample size I call a whole season.
Because you made this error of Collier's shooting and imo also invented "a red flag" with Danger because she could not beat out a senior who had a fine year, plus I am always skeptical when I read posters that speak of their evaluation of effort as if they know. I guess anyone can to a degree. But overall when for example you question their effort/spirit- normally I would give the benefit of the doubt. But to be frank, I don't think you really know. I believe now that you are probably throwing another dart toward your negative narrative. It's tough for anyone to know but if others say it - okay - maybe the others do. But just like you made up the Collier not shooting from 3 well. Then you made up the red flag on Danger -- I see a red flag -- no offense to you my fellow husky fan-- but I see a red flag of you regarding your posts for negative narrative.
Your pace of posts seems to have increased after the loss, has it not? You would rather talk about UCONN losing and all the players that failed/didn't paly with heart? And you had to make it a point on here that "you aren't a homer." SO as I said no offense-- my red flag with you is that you are making things up to fit an agenda that you don't want to hear how everything is so amazing.
Just too many things I see your wrong with but more importantly it seems like you have this pride to be negative -- and for a team that was/is 36-1 and that had the toughest schedule. Chong did very well and you feel a need to do a backslap on Danger? Really?