Booker is likely to win it although I'd take Strong over the other finalists any day of the week........The other 4 finalists are: Booker, Citron, Williams (LSU) & Pierre (Vandy).
Love Citron myself (but not in Green). Somewhat like Sarah in that she just goes about her business with no fanfare, and facial expression never changes, much less smilesGlad to see Sonia Citron on the list. My favorite player on the Irish. Not flashy, very good in all phases of the game. Sharp basketball mind. Will definitely be playing pro somewhere.
I don’t know. Citron is a strong candidate and the only senior of the group, which may or may not count for some votes.Booker is likely to win it although I'd take Strong over the other finalists any day of the week........
Booker is likely to win it although I'd take Strong over the other finalists any day of the week........
You guys drinkin'?I don’t know. Citron is a strong candidate and the only senior of the group, which may or may not count for some votes.
Come back and see us when Sarah wins.You guys drinkin'?
Sarah is "The Natural"- conceived at mid-court, right in the jump ball center circle.
That's her award. -)
I believe Booker is likely to be a first-team All-American and if that's the case it would be difficult to not give her this award too.......like I said, I'll take Sara any day, but I have a feeling the voters will stick to the script........as always with my predictions....I'll be very happy to be wrong.....Sarah is averaging more points, rebounds, and assists, than Booker. AND Sarah has a better shooting percentage than Booker as well.
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Also Pierre was good enough to be a finalist for this award, but was snubbed for any all SEC team?
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I see that Madison BOOKER has 480 total points, averages 6.5 rb/g, 48 stl, 16ppgI believe Booker is likely to be a first-team All-American and if that's the case it would be difficult to not give her this award too.......like I said, I'll take Sara any day, but I have a feeling the voters will stick to the script........as always with my predictions....I'll be very happy to be wrong.....
THANKS FOR THE CORRECTION!! I had the right number of35.6%? That doesn’t sound right.
And the more i think about it, the only SFs appear to be Sonia and Mikayla. Sarah and Khamil look like PFs and Booker looks like an SG.
Much obliged for your correction... THANKS! I took the number of attemptsYour numbers, my math.
208/356. = 58.4%.
How many on this list are actually ’small forwards’? Maybe I’m not sure what a small forward is anymore.
You have a great point about this.How many on this list are actually ’small forwards’? Maybe I’m not sure what a small forward is anymore.
Does Niele Ivey nominate her player, Citron? Kim Mulkey nominates her player, Mikayla Williams? Or is that some kind of a pool of coaches who handle the "Cheryl Miller Award" selection committee that nominates those players?The coaches nominate the players. So it's whatever the coaches think.
No kidding. But it still makes you wonder. I mean, the coaches are interested in getting an award for their kids as much as reflecting the accuracy of some aging position designation.The coaches nominate the players. So it's whatever the coaches think.
You have a great point about this.
I looked on the LSU website, you know the official LSU Athletic Department website, then drummed down through to the Women's Basketball section, and eventually the Roster; low and behold Mikaylah Williams is listed by her own team as a 'guard'.
FightingIrish.Com, the official website for Notre Dame, roster section, also lists Sonia Citron as a 'guard'.
The others three are all at least listed as 'forwards' by their own team's official publications.
Does Niele Ivey nominate her player, Citron? Kim Mulkey nominates her player, Mikayla Williams? Or is that some kind of a pool of coaches who handle the "Cheryl Miller Award" selection committee that nominates those players?
Either way, in my view Bone Dog is correct, some of these players are not forwards. At least according to the athletic departments at their respective universities they are not.