Big blow to this team. I thought she was not getting enough playing time that she deserved. I don't blame her for transferring into a program that gives her a fair chance. We've been loosing bench players that can help us.
I was thinking there or Georgia Tech would be good spot for Mikayla.Georgia fans speculating she could land there.
I was thinking there or Georgia Tech would be good spot for Mikayla.
Mikayla must have had good academic credentials coming out of high school. Think is was @UConnCat who said Michigan was among her other options.Never thought about GT. Plenty of pt and an outstanding education could sway her. Plus Nell is a very outgoing woman so that could factor in as well.
Mikayla must have had good academic credentials coming out of high school. Think is was @UConnCat who said Michigan was among her other options.
Not sure what you mean by pissing contest, I simply stated AEH is putting effort into improving her defense and she is getting better but I am beginning to feel AEH is a sore subject for many BYers, so I will refrain from any AEH comments in future post.I'm not sure why we have an AEH pissing contest.
I watched four MSST games this year where AEH started. She reminds me of Courtney Ekmark. Her best attribute is shooting but she is slow-footed on D. Her fit with MSST may be much better than at UConn and, if so, the best of luck to her. Courtney had two good years at ASU but never reached the prominence she had as a high schooler.
Is that bad????
But Ekmark is halfway through law school. I’d say she’ll end up ok.Espinoza-Hunter is already better than Ekmark. Anyone who watched them go head to head would likely agree. Espinoza shot about 9% better from 3 than Ekmark.
I didn’t say she wouldn’t end up okay? I said she wasn’t as good as AEH. Basketball is not in her future.But Ekmark is halfway through law school. I’d say she’ll end up ok.
A top-25 law school at that!But Ekmark is halfway through law school. I’d say she’ll end up ok.
Why?I was thinking there or Georgia Tech would be good spot for Mikayla.
I was thinking there or Georgia Tech would be good spot for Mikayla.
Also good possibilities.What about Wake Forest or Clemson?
Close to her home, good academics, plenty of playing time, solid coaches.Why?
How is it that the Wake Forest coach hasn't become part of "coaching changes"?What about Wake Forest or Clemson?
Please don’t refrain on my account. I enjoy your commentary.Not sure what you mean by pissing contest, I simply stated AEH is putting effort into improving her defense and she is getting better but I am beginning to feel AEH is a sore subject for many BYers, so I will refrain from any AEH comments in future post.
I don’t agree that AEH is better and I did watch both kids last year.Espinoza-Hunter is already better than Ekmark. Anyone who watched them go head to head would likely agree. Espinoza shot about 9% better from 3 than Ekmark.
I have never been a “sky is falling” type when it’s comes to UConn. I consider UConn to be the premier WBB program and Geno the best coach ever in WBB. I believe Geno and UConn have been great for WBB and are directly responsible for the growth in elite teams now in WBB. Without Geno and UConn WBB would not be the game it is today!Please don’t refrain on my account. I enjoy your commentary.
I inferred that you were continuing the “sky-is-falling” mantra using AEH as an example of someone UConn lost but who is succeeding elsewhere. If that was not your point, mea culpa.
“Deserved” based on what? Please explain. She didn’t earn more minutes. She had a fair chance and made a modest contribution despite extraordinary laurels upon entering the program.
Excellence has a cost.
I was talking specifically about their head-to-head matchup, where Ekmark had 6 points on 2-14 shooting and Espinoza-Hunter had 12 on 5-11 shooting. Not sure if you watched games like the Oregon game, but Espinoza-Hunter was face-guarded the entire time.I don’t agree that AEH is better and I did watch both kids last year.
AEH was an adjunct to MSST’s offense and got a lot of open looks as the defense collapsed. Ekmark was a key element of ASU’s offense and was guarded accordingly. Both were adequate defenders but could be easily beaten latera
But it may occur that AEH takes a bigger role next year and I was wrong. If so, more power to her. One of the fascinating aspects of WBB is watching kids develop.
I was talking specifically about their head-to-head matchup, where Ekmark had 6 points on 2-14 shooting and Espinoza-Hunter had 12 on 5-11 shooting. Not sure if you watched games like the Oregon game, but Espinoza-Hunter was face-guarded the entire time.