She does have an avatar that looks like St. Joan of Arc.
Their sport is non-competative and they are sensitive about it.
The larger point is that one of Geno's points of emphasis is that if you don't reliably take and make a certain shot in practice, then why would you ever attempt it during an actual game.
On that point, the MBB team could gain a lot by taking it to heart.
Plus of those passes how many offensive put backs are there? Wouldn't those be passes off the basket and count towards assistsI'm a glass half full kind of guy so I don't focus on the 53%.
UConn=Kramer NCAA= DojoIn fairness, the sport is fairly competitive among the rank and file. It's Geno and UCONN that make it non-competitive.
Plus of those passes how many offensive put backs are there? Wouldn't those be passes off the basket and count towards assists
...and those shooting numbers are with a smaller ball. Well done!
There are a few people who are out-of-touch over there, but they're no less intelligent than the people on this board who like to claim that nobody plays defense in the NBA.
Women's basketball is a fine sport that I'm happy to watch when the circumstances align. Then again, I'm the type who can be entertained by watching pick-up games at the Y.
The UConn women are good for the sport in a vacuum, but they're bad for the sport when there are no other interesting teams...at least in my opinion. When Griner and Baylor were going strong a couple years back, it was fascinating to watch those two teams play.
I do think that one way to grow the sport is to align with some of the more masculine features of the men's game rather than withdraw from them. By that, I mean some of the posturing, chest-thumping, trash talking, etc. found in men's sports could draw some eyeballs. There needs to be a version of the fab five, something that pushes the envelop and becomes a vocal adversary of Geno and UConn. For a while, you could argue that Geno and UConn were that...but I think things have grown static.
If God wanted women playing basketball he wouldnt of made kitchens. Womens bball pffft! Dont watch it or any female "sports" to be honest. I respect them as athletes but i have zero interest in women sports.
If God wanted women playing basketball he wouldnt of made kitchens. Womens bball pffft! Dont watch it or any female "sports" to be honest. I respect them as athletes
God has it's reasons but basketball isn't one of them; I never let women in the kitchen, they curdle the sauces and distract the staff. (Paraphrase of a food writer 14th C). I agree, and disallow them from the kitchen when I am working in it. Italian wife with a repetoire of three dishes, all pasta; so this continentally trained chef (North America, learned from the head chef of a restaurant called Denny's) does all the cooking.If God wanted women playing basketball he wouldnt of made kitchens. Womens bball pffft! Dont watch it or any female "sports" to be honest. I respect them as athletes but i have zero interest in women sports.
This was an actual post that was made in response:
"Men's Game= Dunking, NBA(leave early), tattoos"
I dare them to watch a Syracuse-Miami or some other terrible matchup women's game, and then tell us the men don't know how to play. The only reason they think it's better is because they watch a team that never loses.
When geno retires half those fans will magically disappear
I can always tell when someone posts a link to a women's board thread here when youse guys show up to let us know what you think of us. (obligatory smiley face here). C'mon, guys, I spend a lot of time explaining what a wing is; do you really expect them to see spacing and pace in a men's game?
The last avatar was Katniss Everdeen from the Hunger Games.
There are a few people who are out-of-touch over there, but they're no less intelligent than the people on this board who like to claim that nobody plays defense in the NBA.