oldude
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Megan is certainly a great player that will be missed, but one of the things I do expect to see next season without Megan is better ball movement. Particularly during the first 3/4ths of the season, UConn repeatedly struggled at times to move the ball effectively. As Geno would say, “the ball got stuck.”
One of the causes was Megan sizing up a defender with the ball held near her back left hip, a la Lebron, trying to determine whether to drive to the basket or shoot the J. She made some really nice plays and knocked down some shots, but Megan also drove into trouble at times and forced some shots. While she was sizing up her defender, the rest of the Huskies would stop cutting.
To Megan’s credit, her decision making with the ball was better and quicker the last 1/4 of the season. She still sized up defenders with the ball in her hands, but she also was a more effective passer and her teammates started cutting more.
One of the causes was Megan sizing up a defender with the ball held near her back left hip, a la Lebron, trying to determine whether to drive to the basket or shoot the J. She made some really nice plays and knocked down some shots, but Megan also drove into trouble at times and forced some shots. While she was sizing up her defender, the rest of the Huskies would stop cutting.
To Megan’s credit, her decision making with the ball was better and quicker the last 1/4 of the season. She still sized up defenders with the ball in her hands, but she also was a more effective passer and her teammates started cutting more.