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[QUOTE="TCC Kid, post: 4423798, member: 11583"] I agree, Geno has taken on bigger and more talented than Boston (she is very good) and made it difficult to get the ball to those "bigs". Shave a few points from Boston can be the difference in W or L. With Azzi, Lou, Edwards, Griffin, (hopefully Ayanna) SC will be a fun game. But there are a lot of games to be played and a lot of LEARNING to be done and some very good teams to play before then. I'm not concerned with a loss here and there ( I don't like em) as long as there is something learned or that can be taught, progression. [/QUOTE]
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