I was maybe 80' away yelling: give her a technical! She is soooo easy to dislike.... But UConn will see her again, and she'll remember this.
Never saw this side of Pheesa before....that devilish grin....
Muffet is really good at recruiting and coaching up those kids to compliment the super-talented (usually) guards that she recruits. That's a Philly b-ball thing: be tough, know your role precisely, maximize what you've been born with.Not wanting to dislike her but there's something about her. It might date back to two years ago when as a freshman she got PO'd at the tight D Mo was putting on her and she sort of blew up and MM took her out of the game to cool off. Doris commented the next year that if you get in this kid's grill you can rile her. You have to give this kid credit though, as much as it hurts to say it but she's a perfect example of taking a kid with limited natural athletic ability and if you practice real hard and repeat something enough times you can be good/great at it.
About Mabrey, I'm struck by the fact that the two most noteworthy performances of her college career have come in the state of Connecticut. Her freshman coming-out party was when she exploded in the first half at UConn, and then she was shut down in the 2nd half by Moriah. Here she looked unconscious in the first half as well, before cooling down the stretch. The kid has moxie, I have to hand her that.
I was maybe 80' away yelling: give her a technical! She is soooo easy to dislike.... But UConn will see her again, and she'll remember this.
Never saw this side of Pheesa before....that devilish grin....
You can see Kia in hockey-focus, about to drop her gloves.
When these two teams meet again in the tournament, it will be classic.Glad I was not the only one who enjoyed that moment immensely.
I saw that as well, and was surprised that no one commented. I know the game was high stress at that moment ( so broadcasters were focused on the foul ) but Megan really showed something with that move.OK, so much for the "violence." Unless Kia rips the ball away and dislocates the opponent's shoulder, I'm underwhelmed (happened once against Ohio State). My favorite moment didn't result in a score. It was performed by Megan Walker in the 4th quarter as she drove down the middle of the lane, was fouled, did a 1-80 in the air and dropped the ball into the net. The basket was waved off, but the beauty of the move, the sheer athleticism, confidence, and elegance made me gasp. Can you imagine what this young lady holds in store for us? I can still picture her hanging in the air in perfect control. Beautiful!
IDK Mabrey is a Jersey girl! See Numbers 1, 4, 6 as most applicaple.Mabrey wanted no part of Nurse.
OK, so much for the "violence." Unless Kia rips the ball away and dislocates the opponent's shoulder, I'm underwhelmed (happened once against Ohio State).
Actually it was a Syracuse player in the NC game![/QUOTE]
You can see Kia in hockey-focus, about to drop her gloves.