It's natural for any player who had the type of
horrible game as Mitchell did last year, to want a taste of
retribution this time around. The fact that it happened at all was bad enough, but it happened in front of a sold out arena and on national TV to boot. Mitchell is going to be so jacked up before tip off, she'll hardly be able to contain herself. She can't wait for the game to begin so that she can get out on the floor, and start jacking up 3's, to show everyone that she can score, and that her performance the last game against UConn was a
aberration.
I predict 1 or two assists at most for in this game for Mitchell. Forget ball movement once it gets to her. It either goes up, or she puts it on the floor. I join with "
Oldude", and his take on this one. The pace of this game should be fast, but UConn is a "
thoroughbred", and can easily handle long distance races that are run at a brisk pace. UConn wins by double digits.