Growing up in Middletown and Frederick is not the epitome of night life unless she was around in the late 80s when members of Kix came to town and hung out at a bar that I frequented.
And Covid wasn't part of that? Come on... time to ignore this thread if this is the sort of reasoning being put out by her camp....
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Her mom should realize UConn is not a party school.
It definitely is if you know where to look...
Ayanna Patterson. You don’t know the girl that can Dunk with 2 hands and windmill like Vince Carter lol
I agree with you, and I believe Amy Poffenbarger is disappointed that her daughter’s playing time would be significantly decreased. Any parent would. But my mom wouldn’t whine about my reduced role in the team. She would’ve told me to dig deeper and work harder, so that the coach has to play me. I was raised with the idea that it didn’t matter how big your role was. It was how you performed in that role that won you accolades. Even if that role was sweeping the floor.
Lol keep on believing that
I have seen her two handed dunks. Very Impressive.
Maybe they should stop doing the 3 point high fives. I have no idea if it is actually the case, but to me the appearance is that the low person on the "totem pole" gets that assignment. If a player interprets it that way, it could easily lower their confidence.The last two players that were doing the 3 point high fives have transferred...kiss of death???
Not the case because Maya Moore and Stewie have come out of games and led this celebration. It's a great tradition and a way for the player not in the game to stay engaged with what is going on on the floor.
In Saylor's case I thought she was doing it because she was an injured freshman. But I am only guessing.
That’s why I think it’s a waste of time for fans to constantly refer to a kid’s HS ranking as some kind guarantee the kid will be great or that a school has the best recruiting class as in “we’ve got 4 #1s so we’re loaded and will dominate for the next few years.” That ranking means nothing once those kids get to a college campus. There are maybe 3-5 kids a year that a good evaluator can tell will be serious impact players early or right away. After that it’s just a guessing game, some will develop and others won’t. And at a top 5-10 program some won’t be able to handle the competition.
I see your point, just not sure I can agree
The top of her hair makes her about 6-5.
Sorry, but that argument is ridiculous. In minor league baseball, there are players who signed for five million dollars alongside teammates who signed for one thousand dollars. I have never heard a word about resentment, in print or otherwise. Pitchers don’t throw at someone’s head because they make a lot more money.
All colleges are party schools because all colleges are filled with 18 to 22 year olds.
