pinotbear
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"'Hello. My name is Inigo Montoya. You killed my father. Prepare to die.""purposefully resisted"
I do not think it means, what you think it means.
"'Hello. My name is Inigo Montoya. You killed my father. Prepare to die.""purposefully resisted"
I do not think it means, what you think it means.
"'Hello. My name is Inigo Montoya. You killed my father. Prepare to die."
I wish you wouldn't do that. Clueless, I had to resort to Google. I was purposely forced to read paragraph after paragraph of a WIKI article on Inigo Montoya. No matter how much I wanted to resist, I just had to know. It wasn't worth it.
Husky68 wrote - "Stef - lose some weight and get in better shape, spread that butt and those legs out to make space, move, jump."
Exactly how will spreading one's butt improve defensive posture? Is there a no hands butt spreading technique? If not the defender has both hands occupied in the butt spreading process and won't be able to block shots or rebound.
Not sure that Geno missed the opportunity. Most of her development was in her own hands.
No Charde had particular issues that no one was able to break through. They had less to do with basketball.Are you suggesting that coach A had no responsibility to help Charde develop to her full potential?
Isn't there a thread, today, about the coach cutting practice short because he felt the team wasn't practicing to its full potential? (I assume most BYs would agree that player development and practice are closely related.)
Or was it possible that both coach A and Charde were never quite able to get on the same page vis-a-vis the expectation that Charde may have had about being a player at UConn and that coach A had of Charde being a member of the team?
Peace,
John Fryer
thats why I dont buy the "purposefully resisting" commentNo Charde had particular issues that no one was able to break through. They had less to do with basketball.
Nor do I.thats why I dont buy the "purposefully resisting" comment
Nor does anyone else - except one poster. The one thing I disagree with is the thought that Auriemma didn't know how to deal with it. It wasn't just Auriemma dealing with Houston. I'm sure all of the coaches were involved as were her team mates.
"You can lead a horse to water . . . ." comes to mind. If there was a failure it was Houston's.
Anything related to The Princess Bride is worth it.I wish you wouldn't do that. Clueless, I had to resort to Google. I was purposely forced to read paragraph after paragraph of a WIKI article on Inigo Montoya. No matter how much I wanted to resist, I just had to know. It wasn't worth it.
oh come now, you could at least name that poster. What evil mean spirited individual would dare have a diverging opinion on such a topic.
I don't know if the dissenter is mean spirited or evil. I do know that they may have a reading comprehension problem.
unfortunately, not yet.Is it game time yet?
Is this thread going to go anywhere?
And thus it becomes modified.Of course it is. Like all 100+ post count threads it will continue to go round and round in circles until a mod gets bored and locks it.
I trust you meant Mod-i-fied.And thus it becomes modified.
Precisely.I trust you meant Mod-i-fied.