doggydaddy
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Not unlike most of your comments.
Awww...did I hit a nerve?
How about you give an example instead if insulting me.
Not unlike most of your comments.
I was simplly saying that since huskies don't have an all american type player to go to, it needs to be done by commitee. Let's face it , if you've been watching the huskies for a long time you know this is not a great passing team or shooting team,compared to some others. At this time of the year teams are attacking everyone elses weeknesses. KF best season IMO was when she was sixth man off the bench. Usually that means the team is weaker, if that person is now starting. Especially since she is just not a scorer. It's already an admitted fact that other teams are not respecting her. After 3 years you are what you are.So, please tell me all the scoring contributors every game. Other than Griner, there is no one else. In fact, there is not ONE team that has scoring contributors every game. Players have off games.
Now, did you mean scoring threat? I think UConn is as deep as anyone in that regard.
And I'd like someone to explain how Mallory is such a scoring threat? More than Faris?
So doggdaddy, hypothetically if KF or CD couldn't play for 2 games what would your lineup be? Just curious.So, please tell me all the scoring contributors every game. Other than Griner, there is no one else. In fact, there is not ONE team that has scoring contributors every game. Players have off games.
Now, did you mean scoring threat? I think UConn is as deep as anyone in that regard.
And I'd like someone to explain how Mallory is such a scoring threat? More than Faris?
then we'd be Tennessee... sorry, couldn't resist...All this wailing and gnashing of teeth over a one point loss to a pretty good team? Good grief, what would happen if the Huskies lost more than 2 or 3 times a year, I wonder?
I was simplly saying that since huskies don't have an all american type player to go to, it needs to be done by commitee. Let's face it , if you've been watching the huskies for a long time you know this is not a great passing team or shooting team,compared to some others. At this time of the year teams are attacking everyone elses weeknesses. KF best season IMO was when she was sixth man off the bench. Usually that means the team is weaker, if that person is now starting. Especially since she is just not a scorer. It's already an admitted fact that other teams are not respecting her. After 3 years you are what you are.
It just bothers me when Geno says one thing, but does another. Honestly , it's just a game , but BS a BS--tter.
I'd move Lewis to the starting lineup, just as Geno has been doing when Caroline can't go.So doggdaddy, hypothetically if KF or CD couldn't play for 2 games what would your lineup be? Just curious.
Ok just curious. I'd go with KS. KML looked like a deer in headlights the other night.I'd move Lewis to the starting lineup, just as Geno has been doing when Caroline can't go.
Well excuse me for stating what I meant differently. My bad. Yes they are sixth in the country in scoring. And no, I don't think they are a great passing team , or they would be able to get the ball to the post much better. Geno himself has admitted that fact. So, you think a guard driven team that is 25th in country at treys is good? I can tell you are big on averages. There are tons of MLB players that have great averages but don't hit in big games. This team has padded it's shooting percentage because of turnovers turned layup points. And although there maybe a chance for more single upsets in this years tournament, hom many of those teams can really string 2 or 3 of them together? I still can't see anyone but the top 4 winning it all uless tournament committe does what it did last year. If you play the same team enough times anything can happen.No, you didn't simply say that at all. And while not scoring as mch as other years (by just a couple of points a game), they are still 6th in the country in scoring average.
Not a great passing team? Doesn't say much for the rest of the country if the leading assist team is not a good passing team.
Not a good shooting team? They are 3rd in the country in shooting percentage.
And believe it or not, they are 25th in 3 point percentage.
You can compare to prior Uconn teams and they stack up pretty good for a young team.
Well excuse me for stating what I meant differently. My bad. Yes they are sixth in the country in scoring. And no, I don't think they are a great passing team , or they would be able to get the ball to the post much better. Geno himself has admitted that fact. So, you think a guard driven team that is 25th in country at treys is good? I can tell you are big on averages. There are tons of MLB players that have great averages but don't hit in big games. This team has padded it's shooting percentage because of turnovers turned layup points. And although there maybe a chance for more single upsets in this years tournament, hom many of those teams can really string 2 or 3 of them together? I still can't see anyone but the top 4 winning it all uless tournament committe does what it did last year. If you play the same team enough times anything can happen.
Part of passing is the decision process, not just the physical passing of the ball , but when to pass. Post passing is not thier strong suit. They have gotten a huge amount of fast break points off turnover this year. The defense has been outstanding. Perhaps what I should be saying is that they take a lot of quick shots in half court offense, without reversing the ball much. To me that is passing. I believe Geno has said this himself. I'd love to see a chart of the team's shot attempts and from where on the court. Let's root for the huskies to bounce back tonight!Do they struggle with making passes to the post? Yes. Does that make them a poor passing team? No.
They pad their shooting percentage with layups? Give me a break. Where do you come up with this stuff?
And you originally said that they all need to be scoring contributors on the court. Not sure what you even mean by that now.
Part of passing is the decision process, not just the physical passing of the ball , but when to pass. Post passing is not thier strong suit.
I agree about them not making good post pass. And not making them when it's open. Doesn't make them a poor passing team as you stated.
They have gotten a huge amount of fast break points off turnover this year. The defense has been outstanding.
Thank god for the defense. It will be the difference maker this year. They get a huge amount of points off turnovers every year. Do you know for a fact that this year is different with more poinst off turnovers?
Perhaps what I should be saying is that they take a lot of quick shots in half court offense, without reversing the ball much. To me that is passing. I believe Geno has said this himself.
I disagree again. I think they occasionally do this. So, reversing the ball is passing? Correct. As is any time you throw the ball to a teammate.
I'd love to see a chart of the team's shot attempts and from where on the court. Let's root for the huskies to bounce back tonight!
It's not tough. Make a chart and keep track. I'd love to hear the results.
One thing I noticed in the NCAA stats. The offensive production has fallen off the last few weeks. At the end of January UConn was ranked 4th in offense averaging 81.3 ppg with a 49.2 shooting percentage. Since then they have dropped to 6th in offense, scoring 77.8 ppg and are now shooting 47.9%. That's pretty significant.
I know the competition has stiffened, but some of that should be offset by the team getting more experience.
They've had a rough couple of weeks as Geno has stated in regards to the schedule (lots of games, not a lot of time off). It's been reflected in their play.
Yes, teams are wearing down physically and mentally, especially those with a lot of young players in key positions. In the Big East, teams with bulls-eyes on their backs, like UConn and ND, are being played especially physically in what is already a very physical league. Injuries and simple fatigue are taking their toll.And this has happened every year for at least the last several years including the undefeated seasons. By the end of the season it is a grind. And it doesn't effect just UConn. Notre Dame has had struggles. Baylor doesn't face the same level of competition in the current Big 12, but they still only won their most recent game by 5 points at home against Texas Tech and they were down at the half.
Yes, teams are wearing down physically and mentally, especially those with a lot of young players in key positions. In the Big East, teams with bulls-eyes on their backs, like UConn and ND, are being played especially physically in what is already a very physical league. Injuries and simple fatigue are taking their toll.
It is D or E for any team playing Baylor.If Notre Dame were to play St.Johns, UConn & Baylor in the 4th, 5th & 6th rounds of the NCAA tournament this year, it would be __ for Uconn to win the national championship. A -easy B -fairly easy C-fairly difficult D-difficult E-very difficult I believe any reasonable person who knows anything about basketball in general & the Irish in particular would choose D or E. Why ? , not because of our defense but because of our offense.
Sorry to have stooped to your level.Awww...did I hit a nerve?
How about you give an example instead if insulting me.