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[QUOTE="hoophuskee, post: 3776947, member: 3535"] I wasn't upset. I am not upset. You realize it's okay for us to disagree right? I just think you're wrong on nearly everything. Can you tell me why you think I was upset though? How can I express on this type of site a point that I disagree with another poster and make it a point that I, or anyone else that argues, is not mad? Did you think because I used the word "damn?" Well YOU used it. So I was just replying with that word in kind. If you could use it, can't I also use it? Here are some quick points - from my prior post to you-- First- I put "Donyell Marshall" in quotes meaning "any superstar" vs a bench player you can use. If you think any top team in the modern era treats their superstar the same as their bench player- I think that is so wrong. Secondly- you mentioned Mir being pulled vs Paige not being pulled. That's a comparison between one player being pulled vs another not. Third, Geno [B]and [/B]Jim Calhoun - all-time great coaches - don't agree with your philosophy of not using the benching as a tool to use. They use it/ have used it. I think benching can be a good tool to utilize too, [B]thus I don't agree with your comment of "all it does . . ." No-- it's not "All it does . . ."[/B] Sometimes, the player can get motivated to perform better the next time they play vs letting them play and have little repercussions for making the same mistake. Fourth, some posters have talked about how she doesn't know positioning on the floor. And if you didn't see the play in which she literally gave up when she was guarding the Seton Hall pg- then I don't know what to say. You want to use points per minute as some type of barometer-- since when does that matter over blowing defensive assignments or not being in the right place? Geno refers to that as "being lost" or he says the player (s) "picks and chooses . . ." And when you said "she played better" - Who said she played better? You only want to use "points scored per minute" as the barometer? SO, you just want to ignore Genos' comments about her game? Sure - he could be wrong. But If you listened to his postgame (you can go on youtube) he basically said "she was lost." So you want to ignore that comment? And you want to ignore the philosophies of two super-great coaches when it comes to benching? That's why I said above I disagree with nearly everything you've said. If you can't respect the value of benching sometimes whether it is game 1 or game 4 or game 6 etc (whether perceived as deserved or not) then anything pertaining to this subject I think you are way wrong. [B]That's my opinion.[/B] But I'm not mad. [/QUOTE]
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