I captured the photo of Say in the Werth Center. I don't know if she was there only when the team was gone or more often, but she's very eager to play.
Yeah. I wish that she would catch and shoot more as well. Sometimes she has that 2-3 second opening and well within her range to launch a shot. Not sure why she won't take a few more shots. Some games she will take 5-8 attempts. The last 2 games....1-2 attempts. Anna is still one of my favorite players. Just wish that she get that Mamba mindset a few times this season.
Okay, thanks for the correction.
The only thing that will stop Saylor from playing is the speed at which she learns the system. The comments on playing shape are laughable. She is a McD AA level player with a private trainer, a full BB court at her house, a coach for a mom and is highly motivated. She is physically ready.
I guess the rules don't apply to her. Regular students on the other hand would be kicked off campus. I don't have much tolerance for people that don't follow the rules during this pandemic tbh.
You can be isolated from people and still be in the stands or on a court.
Does attending the game today meet the preventative quarantine (in effect for all on-campus students until the end of the month) rules of no attendance of university sponsored events?So like all students returning to campus, Saylor has to participate in a residential quarantine. This snippet is from the fall move in information, but as we know, the CDC has revised incubation time to ten days.
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And then, there were two tests (a mail in test and an arrival test) before Saylor was able to move in.
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I’m also willing to guess that Saylor is now being tested every three days like the rest of the team.
It seems like all of the rules are being followed and she’s putting in her required quarantine (according to UConn’s definition of a residential quarantine) time before she comes in contact with anyone else in the program.
In short, yes. If not, why couldn't any other student have access to Gampel to attend the game and sit six or sixty feet from any other person? Also if it was all good why not have her sit with the team?
I firmly believe CD knows the rules and enforces them strictly, so I also believe that Saylor attending the game and being at a distance from the team was permissible. Geno and CD did not get where they are by being stupid.
I remember a 7th grade math test question: "If Ivory soap is 99 & 44/100% pure, what percentage is impure?" Yeah, I grew up in the midwest.I remember that exact number from an old soap commercial. And just like Ivory soap, Saylor floats too!
Always wondered what those impurities were...anyone know?
Insect parts.
I think defense is much harder for freshmen to understand than scoring. I wouldn’t be surprised to see her come in for a minute or two at the end of the first half if we have a good lead. I am pretty confident that opposing teams will look to test her when she’s in the game. Playing her in short stretches makes it harder for them to exploit any defense of shortcomings. Just my thoughts.
Arsenic and rat feces I believe.
One of life's mysteries. Like "goodness", as in "our product is chock full of goodness".
That reminds me of some of the drug commercials you see on TV: “Four out of five patients who took XXX report suffering from diarrhea.” Does that mean the fifth patient who took XXX actually enjoys diarrhea?
