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I am very impressed. I loved the offensive flow and pace. Nika, we all love that rascal. She is just that player that may not have tons of talent. Won't shoot the lights out. Won't dazzle you with fancy handles. She just gives you 100% EFFORT all the time and great leadership. When she hit that 3 ball to start the game, I got goosebumps. I love it when she shoots and if those shots are falling, just one more threat out there. I just love it when we have multiple scoring options. The team is practically lethal then. Way to go, Nika!!
Aaliyah- Very impressive. She just seems so much more comfortable out there compared to last season. Just more assertive. Her free throw shooting is much improved. As Alicia Keys sang "that girl on fire"!
Lou-OMG!! Love her!! She out there taking charges like a boss! Her court vision is off the charts. And her comfort level is perfect for the program. She is so chill but got that streak in her. And I honestly believe that she could less if she started or came off the bench. She is going to be a force out there.
Dorka- So glad she stayed. Such a huge talent. She is ready for Texas. She just has that determined look about her. Much like Aaliyah. They both seem very focused and intentional out there.
Azzi- What more needs to be said for this young lady? I just love her poise out there. Her shot was not following from 3-point range, but she was a beast in the mid-range.
Aubrey- OMG! Like Lou, Aubrey just brings so much to the team. We definitely missed her last year. Her ability to play the passing lanes, grab rebounds, and be active on the offensive and defensive ends of the court is impressive.
Ayanna- We never have to ask that question about toughness or who is going to be that body in the post. Ayanna ain't playing around in that paint area. She wants the contact. I can not wait to see the battle between Ayanna and Anessah Morrow on the glass.
Ines- I think she can run the team now. Not for long stretches of time but in time, I think she could hold the fort down if foul trouble happens to one of the guards and primary ball handlers out there. In this game, we really didn't get to see much of her but hopefully as the season progress, she gets more time out there. She just goes about her task; spread the ball around, if a lane is available go in for the layup. She doesn't force the action. Of course, we have a small sample size to go one, but I trust her out there.
Save the best for last, my girl Amari- This game, she was more active in the post. Looking to post up more. Her timing was off on some of her passes which created some turnovers. I just like the fact that when she is at the high post and she fronts or reverse pivots, she has that mindset of seeing one of her teammates being over played and there is space, if only for a second or two, she is going to thread that frigging needle with a pass. Oh, she is going make a few of those passes. I ain't mad at her for trying. Amari had a decent showing out there. Glad that coach got her out there. Hopefully this won't be the last time we see her getting playing time out there. Keep working hard, Amari, if you ever check out the Yard during your downtime.
Before the season started, I was worried about facing Texas before the season. Not knowing a lot about what we have. To be honest, still don't know what we have going into this matchup with Texas. I do know that what I have seen so far, my worries are lessen. I see multiple scoring options. Players not afraid to step up when another player is struggling. And I see some players that have grown from last year and want all the smoke, especially in the paint. If our girls can handle the physicality and pressure that Texas is going to bring, we are going to be okay and shock some people.
Let's Go, Huskies!
Aaliyah- Very impressive. She just seems so much more comfortable out there compared to last season. Just more assertive. Her free throw shooting is much improved. As Alicia Keys sang "that girl on fire"!
Lou-OMG!! Love her!! She out there taking charges like a boss! Her court vision is off the charts. And her comfort level is perfect for the program. She is so chill but got that streak in her. And I honestly believe that she could less if she started or came off the bench. She is going to be a force out there.
Dorka- So glad she stayed. Such a huge talent. She is ready for Texas. She just has that determined look about her. Much like Aaliyah. They both seem very focused and intentional out there.
Azzi- What more needs to be said for this young lady? I just love her poise out there. Her shot was not following from 3-point range, but she was a beast in the mid-range.
Aubrey- OMG! Like Lou, Aubrey just brings so much to the team. We definitely missed her last year. Her ability to play the passing lanes, grab rebounds, and be active on the offensive and defensive ends of the court is impressive.
Ayanna- We never have to ask that question about toughness or who is going to be that body in the post. Ayanna ain't playing around in that paint area. She wants the contact. I can not wait to see the battle between Ayanna and Anessah Morrow on the glass.
Ines- I think she can run the team now. Not for long stretches of time but in time, I think she could hold the fort down if foul trouble happens to one of the guards and primary ball handlers out there. In this game, we really didn't get to see much of her but hopefully as the season progress, she gets more time out there. She just goes about her task; spread the ball around, if a lane is available go in for the layup. She doesn't force the action. Of course, we have a small sample size to go one, but I trust her out there.
Save the best for last, my girl Amari- This game, she was more active in the post. Looking to post up more. Her timing was off on some of her passes which created some turnovers. I just like the fact that when she is at the high post and she fronts or reverse pivots, she has that mindset of seeing one of her teammates being over played and there is space, if only for a second or two, she is going to thread that frigging needle with a pass. Oh, she is going make a few of those passes. I ain't mad at her for trying. Amari had a decent showing out there. Glad that coach got her out there. Hopefully this won't be the last time we see her getting playing time out there. Keep working hard, Amari, if you ever check out the Yard during your downtime.
Before the season started, I was worried about facing Texas before the season. Not knowing a lot about what we have. To be honest, still don't know what we have going into this matchup with Texas. I do know that what I have seen so far, my worries are lessen. I see multiple scoring options. Players not afraid to step up when another player is struggling. And I see some players that have grown from last year and want all the smoke, especially in the paint. If our girls can handle the physicality and pressure that Texas is going to bring, we are going to be okay and shock some people.
Let's Go, Huskies!