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Is that the same as palming the ball?Nice. I saw at least one instance of what used to be called "carrying" the ball. I guess that isn't a thing anymore.
Now you are going way back.Is that the same as palming the ball?
Impressive bunch of stuff on Ice's right leg. Good caution I guess.
Knee cap was displaced if memory serves.It was at about this time last year that she injured her knee.
True...by the way wht number are you?We made a lot of layups in that video. That should relieve some of the anxiety of the anxious.
I believe they are ex high school players who aren't good enough for the college game (mens game) but still want to be involved in college sports. They have been a staple at UConn womens practices for years.Sorry, but a total women's casual fan here. Who are the guys they practice with?
I believe that being a UConn WBB practice player is also a “work-study” job. These guys get paid to show up every day at practice. They don’t get paid a lot. But it’s not a bad way to earn a few bucks while attending college.I believe they are ex high school players who aren't good enough for the college game (mens game) but still want to be involved in college sports. They have been a staple at UConn womens practices for years.
Yep.Is that the same as palming the ball?
Yep, Aaliyah. I was thinking the same thing.Nice. I saw at least one instance of what used to be called "carrying" the ball. I guess that isn't a thing anymore.
There are limitations on the amount of contact. I also suspect that they're told not to block shots.I've always wondered what restrictions are placed on the male practice players.
A side benefit is, they get to learn a lot of basketball.
Agree.. same thing could have been accomplished by gluing cardboard cutouts to the floor..Red team needs to work on its defense.