Oklahoma post game thread

[Dokey]

I’m actually hoping he would say fewer passes. It is college, after all.

Good catch.

 

[Jingo]

I'd say that the coaches know that the 7 player rotation needs a lot of playing time together to become the well-oiled machine UConn fans are accustomed to seeing.

BTW, I have no problem with your posts about Griffin. If over-exuberance and unbridled optimism were banned from here some of the most popular posters would be in trouble.

Thanks! .. I feel just as you do, eh?

 

[Dokey]

Just checked out Anna's older sister, Ola, a red shirt junior at Utah. Quite a resemblance. There's no doubt they're sisters.

 

[Zanzman]

I’m sure her parents are happy you confirmed that

 

[Dokey]

Ola plays Colorado, which puts its unbeaten streak on the line, at home Dec 29 and again in Colorado Jan 17. It will be interesting to see her style after watching Anna. Ola is 6’ 3” and plays a different position but shoots a lot of threes.

 

[Triad]

I'd say that the coaches know that the 7 player rotation needs a lot of playing time together to become the well-oiled machine UConn fans are accustomed to seeing.

BTW, I have no problem with your posts about Griffin. If over-exuberance and unbridled optimism were banned from here some of the most popular posters would be in trouble.

Some of the Mods are as high on Griffin as you, me, and 30 others. By all visibles she is going to be exceptional. So be as OVER exuberant as you choose you are in good company.
I too think Ania shall become an integral part of Uconn for the next 3.5 years in the model of Kia Nurse.

 

[Triad]

Both Kyla and Geno have said that the difference for her this year is sticking to what she does well — and only what she does well.

Geno said the past three years it was almost like she was trying to prove she belonged, so she did EVERYTHING. That led to a long life on the bench.

It had nothing to do with her size and conditioning.

While I agree with all you say here, except Conditioning. In the Geno mode of operation Conditioning is everything next to talent. He runs most of his kids near 40 minutes. Often Conditioning is the difference between winning and losing. I dare say that if you are not in condition for Geno you don't play--maybe a stretch but close.