Kaitlyn Chen

[oldude]

Nationally, Kaitlyn in ranked #38 in the country for A/TO, Sarah is #24, Paige is #23.

I’m guessing the cutoff to be nationally ranked on A/TO ratio must be a minimum of 3 assists per game, because KK is just below that with 30 assists and only 7 turnovers. That’s an A/TO ratio of 4.29, which would place KK 3rd in the nation.

Oh by the way, as a team UConn leads the nation with a 2.02 A/TO ratio. UConn is 3rd nationally at 21.8 apg, approximately 1 apg behind KSU & OK.

 

[RockyMTblue2]

Kaitlyn owned the Ivy League. But in all honesty, she saved some of her best performances for nationally ranked teams. Two years ago during the Big Dance, Kaitlyn put up 22 in a stunning upset of NC State. Last year at UCLA, Princeton came within 2pts of shocking the Bruins as Kaitlyn scored 24. She can score anywhere against anyone.

She’s shooting almost at the 50/40/90 holy grail for basketball players. Currently Kaitlyn is .545 from the court, .400 from 3 and .875 from the FT line. In his pregame presser today, Geno praised Kaitlyn’s leadership while stating that, “She will make a great pro.”

@oldude I can only say 11 at Notre Dame. Saying that I'm not saying she isn't pro material. Players go better against some teams and not against others. Geno has been going heavy on the superlatives last couple of years. I like her. I like her game, but Paige Bueckers she's not.

 

[packwrap]

@oldude I can only say 11 at Notre Dame. Saying that I'm not saying she isn't pro material. Players go better against some teams and not against others. Geno has been going heavy on the superlatives last couple of years. I like her. I like her game, but Paige Bueckers she's not.

Someone will get drafted #1 and someone will go #39. Both pros, at least for a minute.

 

[AzzisBraids]

Kaitlyn has a very tough task and that's learning and thriving in a system in one year. At Princeton, she was the Paige of her team and had to score or create every moment on the court. From my perspective, she is learning to play with this group while trying to develop her skills. In leadership there's a rule, you never reprimand a learner. So everything she does this year is a bonus.

I will say, she's picking up things fast, defensively she has had to improve, but the picking up the dribble piece is a learning curve. I also think everytime she shoots and often makes it, why doesn't she shoot more. I look forward to when her and Paige swap, like recently where Paige brings the ball up and catches Chen streaking. The defenses are less alert. I'd like more decoy Paige plays from the coaching staff because they need to anticipate she will be blitzed until the defense shifts at the start of the game.