I am not knocking any of the UConn players, however, you can not knock Plum. Her points against just the Power 5 Conference teams(not the Grand Canyons, Seattle, Boise State) are as follows:
I love our girls too, Plum's stats have come in what many pundits consider the top conference the past 4 years and she does all of this with very little help, other than Osahor so if you want to be rational, understand you would have to plug only 1 of our girls in Plum's place on her team to see how they would do, not them collectively against Plum. Again your opinion vs. mine, just be logical and unbiased (of which I am not sure you can be objectionable).
Point taken. There's a lot of gamesmanship with Geno.
That is IMLTHO one of the cheapest shots I have ever seen out here. Maybe you just didn't know that Geno checked with Kerry Bascom who was the previous holder of the record. She was good with the idea. He cleared it with his opponents coach. He was good with it. So no one was against it. And Sales is now third on the list and and Bascom is 4th. I am guessing that as talented kids like KLS continue to arrive at UConn that sooner or later the record holders will all slide a little further down the list. A conspiracy? Really?
Bend? Subvert? Got something called proof a some REAL violation or even a reasonable facsimile of that?
Yeah. He and Villanova coach, his friend, agreed to let Nakesha Sales walk on the court with crutches and make a layup uncontested to set the uconn lifetime scoring record at the time. Not a big deal, but Geno's probably no better or worse than the coaches berated in the other post.
And as is typical of someone who at the least dislikes Auriemma You flat out stated that he bent or subverted some rules. I challenged you to provide the details of such action. I can't be totally certain but I believe that Geno and UConn Women have been "cited" twice for what were labeled as secondary violations, the first being the Maya Moore tour of ESPN because someone at UConn called to make the arrangements (and at the time had Maya and her mom made the call they could have likely gotten the same results. The second time was when Coach had a brief conversation with an 8th grader named Mo'ne Davis and the NCAA, contrary to their own rules, deemed it a form of recruiting. Remember an 8th grader at the time was not considered "recruitable" by the NCAA. Now you got something else you'd care to share or just continue to blow smoke?