Post Game Chattanooga Video Press Conferences

[Wbbfan1]

http://gomocs.com/watch/?Archive=2761

Scroll down for Jim Foster's press conference and a couple of players.

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[j66kicker]

http://gomocs.com/watch/?Archive=2761

Scroll down for Jim Foster's press conference and a couple of players.

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Thanks that was great!

 

[johnnyc]

Great comment about Courtney Ekmark

At the end of the game, I'm watching some things, our little guard who's getting some shots off.....AC, and they have a kid number 22 , doesn't play a whole lot. But AC gets open and that kid closed down and came as hard as you can, their up fifty, and she put a hand, she got there. A hand in the face. Players shoot a lot lower percentage when a hand is in their face. In the NBA, and in college. An when you're up fifty and it's important to you to get a hand in their face, that's impressive.

 

[Kaizen]

Great comment about Courtney Ekmark

Yes, Ekmark is working very hard in defense I am very impressed too.

 

[toadfoot]

Great comment about Courtney Ekmark

I thought that was a reference to Saniya Chong. I suspect Foster confused 22 for 12.

 

[toadfoot]

I thought that was a reference to Saniya Chong. I suspect Foster confused 22 for 12.

Just watched a replay of the 4th quarter and I guess Foster must have been referring to a play where Ekmark ran from near the foul line to get a hand in the face of Chattanooga's #5 who was throwing up a shot from the right corner. The play I remember was where Chong ran the length of the floor to contest a layup, which I think occurred in the first half.

 

[johnnyc]

Just watched a replay of the 4th quarter and I guess Foster must have been referring to a play where Ekmark ran from near the foul line to get a hand in the face of Chattanooga's #5 who was throwing up a shot from the right corner.

Yeah that was the play (about the 5:40 mark of the 4th quarter). Foster was standing right there looking at it.

The play I remember was where Chong ran the length of the floor to contest a layup, which I think occurred in the first half.

That was an amazing play by Chong also. Another one was her changing direction at full speed to slice through the defense for a layup.

 

[Sargassoc]

I just watched the presser of the kids (Gilbert and Joyner); what class acts they were. Kudos to them (and to Foster for-- well-- fostering that kind of grace).