Again, the badass recognition isn’t a player of the game award. Maybe we should add oneSarah had 16, 9, 6 and 3 and gets virtually no support here?
Azzi made her threes, which we all loved and no doubt went over big at home, but otherwise had 1 rebound and 1 assist.... Sarah was the badass.
This game I nominated Sarah. As much as I considered Morgan, Ash, and KK.Again, the badass recognition isn’t a player of the game award. Maybe we should add one
Well said, Nan... that's exactly my point why Sarah, rather than the higher scorer, Azzi, would be a more appropriate badass.Again, the badass recognition isn’t a player of the game award. Maybe we should add one
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Reading Bone Dog's reasoning for picking Ashlynn, it occurs to me how fortunate we are to have both her and KK, who seem willing to do whatever is asked of them whenever it is asked. They always give 100% and bring a positive attitude, whether as starters or bench players. And they do the little things that don't appear in box scores, like boxing out, defensive deflections, and tie-ups—the things that drive the opposing team nuts. And this from two athletes who were starters on a Final Four team last season and now find their roles less defined. No whining, no hanging their heads, no drama. Just hard work and buying into the team concept. Their efforts are what come to mind when I think of the BY Badass Award.Ok, here’s my reasoning for giving it to Ash: she had a great game at both ends. But it was also especially gritty. For example, when she chased down Kelsey Ransom on a break at 7:20 in the 4th and blocked the shot.