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that move would have worked against Boston or any big.........she had it, just never used it..........quite a shame
ohhh I've moved on............not referring to that game.........it's an ability she had while at UConn but for some reason never used....Pretty sure she was injured… at some point ya need to move on
I agree Gus. I've watch a lot of Sparks games and she usually gets only 4 to 6 minutes, and then doesn't get passed the ball much. I feel it's just a matter of time for the other players getting used to her game and both she and her teammates getting some confidence in her. New coach also.Good points above. I've been eager to see how she might perform on offense in the W when she wouldn't be double- and triple-teamed all the time.
Because they’re thinking about what might have happened if the player had played like that when she was here! I see nothing wrong or demeaning about that at all. I wish she had been able to make that shot while she was here too!And the horse getting beat is still dead!!!
Why do fans have to resort to negative comments about a player's previous seasons in a thread where the OP is about a nice move Liv made and was appreciated by a current Husky player???
UFB.
I remember an interview with Ralph Sampson just before he was drafted. Asked what was his signature shot, he replied “a fadeaway.” Now granted he had a really smooth fadeaway and it got him into the HoF. But it seemed a little odd that he wouldn’t prefer a stronger move to the basket. Kareem developed that sky hook, to be sure, but iirc that was a result of the NCAA rule against dunking.
No kidding. He didn't like mixing it up underneath. That's exactly what his answer reveals about him. Still got to the HoF though.Sampson was built like a bean pole and I don't think he liked the heavy contact that a strong move to the basket would bring. Thus the preference for the fade away. JMO.
ONO had no bigger backer than me because I knew she had much to offer...........for whatever reason she rarely showed her best offensive moves at the college level.........I'm glad she's using them now but it's a bit disappointing to think about what could have been.........And the horse getting beat is still dead!!!
Why do fans have to resort to negative comments about a player's previous seasons in a thread where the OP is about a nice move Liv made and was appreciated by a current Husky player???
UFB.
ONO had that move and used it when she wasn't being doubled or tripled teamed, it just wasn't as smooth as this one. She has improved it since moving to the W. She is one on one with a smaller player so she had little trouble with making the move. Also the refs had called her many times for shuffling her feet when she did the same move while at UConn.ONO had no bigger backer than me because I knew she had much to offer...........for whatever reason she rarely showed her best offensive moves at the college level.........I'm glad she's using them now but it's a bit disappointing to think about what could have been.........