3x3 was revelatory — and not in a Mycroft world of goldfish hero-ball way — to Sarah and others of Sarah’s purposeful playmaking, skill, versatility and not taking possessions off.There is a development process players go through while they mature. When you are 7-12 years old (estimating) you want to fire up as many shots as you can. Glad to hear 3 on 3 helped her to this point but after this year going forward I'm hopeful to hear she participates in more 5 on 5's just like she is doing now with limited 3 on 3.
The 3 on 3 is much different than the 5 on 5. Fir example, she will get post passes this year and face some very terrific defenses. Finding an open teammate while different opponents may or may not be converging on you from potentially different angles is much different.
It is 95 - 15 now.This game is really hard to watch. 80-10 at the half! This is a terrible mismatch that is not good for either team. The US needs to stop pressing and go into a zone in the 2nd half.
She is leading in the efficiency rating with 20 after 4 games. The closest to her are Betts, Heckel and Davidson with a efficiency rating of 17.5. The USA is averaging 109.75 points a game while giving up only 30 points a game.Sarah with the best rating of 26 out of all of them.
So... another close one.Yeah, that bounce pass was 40' in traffic. Sarah has assists, steals, rebounds. U.S. leads by 34-4.
I think you are right, but Canada beat Dominican Republic by 90 themselves, and others by plenty, so I think the Mexico game for them looks like an outlier compared to the others. We are still beating teams by more, but there are only two good teams in this tournament and it falls off a cliff after that regarding who is third.WOW....USA 125 DR 27 a 98 point win. I don't see anyone beating them and that includes Canada who barely beat Mexico. A team that the USA beat by 95 points. Go Sarah, go USA get the GOLD.
She leads in assists over Heckel? That’s a big accomplishment.Strong leads all players in the tourney in rebounds per 40 at 24.4.
She also appears to lead all players in assists per 40 at 8.7.
Yikes. I almost feel as if an apology should be issued when you win by 98. lol Seriously though...maybe they should do some mixed scrimmaging after you get up by 50. Work on regional bonding or something. Entertain those fans stuck on their phones.Final score: 125-27. Sarah played 16:27 and led the team in rebounding (10), assists (5), and efficiency (26). She also had 11 points, 3 steals, and 1 block.
Davidson: 11 points (5-7 FG), 3 rebs, 3 assists, 2 steals, 2 blocks
Johnson: 6 points, 5 rebs, 3 assists, 3 steals, 2 blocks
I'm more than impressed, but I want to see her play against a few rated teams before she is anointed legendary status @Cuango . Really nice post though Husky fan.Sarah’s line; 11pts, 10 rbds, 5 assts, 3 stl, 1blk, 1to in 16:24. Highest . rating at 26 as well.
This young lady is just amazing! She just never seems to be out of control, she does things at her own pace, never looks stressed or anxious, and is rarely even very obvious on the court until the whistle blows and you suddenly realize that she has completely dominated the game! She is incredibly unselfish, like Paige, she throws 30 foot dimes from the paint, absolutely inhales the ball when rebounding and can apparently bang with the best under the basket, she routinely takes the ball out and rarely fails to find the open teammate.
I realized today, that she reminds me of my favorite player of all time, Larry Legend! I think this young woman is very much like him in that she is simply a winner that not only is good at every aspect of the game but she does everything at an instinctual level! She doesn’t think, she simply knows what is needed and does it instinctively! The thought of her and Paige on the floor at the same time with the level of talent on this roster literally gives me goosebumps! I cannot wait for November!