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I was speaking of Rennia Davis.??????
I have news for you. Superstars are not made against a 10 seed in the first round of a conference tournament. Nor are superstars made by lucky banked-in 3-pointers.I think Tennessee may have found its next superstar.
I was speaking of Rennia Davis.
I refer to her overall game and talent. She had 16 points this game. She can and will be better player next year.I have news for you. Superstars are not made against a 10 seed in the first round of a conference tournament. Nor are superstars made by lucky banked-in 3-pointers.
Yes I sure hope regardless of how the SECT plays out. She will at least be able to play in NCAAT.I thought that may be the case. She is the most impressive of the rookie class, I agree and she may well develop into a top player but "superstar" ?. That 3pt shot was a miracle after all as she admitted in the post game interview. I actually thought the most impressive players were Meme Jackson who seems to have had a rebirth and a surprisingly engaged Mercedes Russell who played like a 6' 6" player getting her nose dirty and dominating on the boards. I do hope Nared's injury is not too severe and she can play out her senior season.
I'm injecting my personal bias, wasn't trying to inject a convenient word. I stated it was "my opinion". I stand by my view.I love hating on Tennessee just as much as the next guy, but their resume (which is what matters for seeding) is clearly top 16. "Eye test" is just a convenient cover word for people to inject their personal bias at the expense of objective analysis.
Feel free to shun the RPI, but Tennessee is also 11th in Massey and 10th in Sagarin.
I had to laugh when the announcers said that Auburn had gotten over the fear of seeing Tennessee on the uniform, as it's something players feel when playing a stories program like UConn or Tennessee. Does Tennessee on the uniform strike fear into the heart of any opposing players anymore? Are there any college players old enough to remember?
Was Russell engaged when she barely touched the ball in the 2nd half engaged would be clearing space and demanding the ball and dominate like she should
After seeing Nared fall and from her reaction afterwards, her injury has all the indications of a hip pointer. In all likelihood, it will be considerably more painful today than it was last night. Hip pointers can be extremely debilitating as recovery can be very slow, taking several weeks or more to heel. I would not be surprised if Nared is done for the SEC tournament, and her status for the NCAA's could be doubtful.Anyone know about Jaimie Nared? She was in the corridor getting her knee worked on during the 4th period and stood to watch the last 5 minutes from the tunnel
Brilliant move. Surely check ,if not checkmate!
Like a dead skunk in the middle of the road?That's the advantage in stinking to high heaven. It sets the bar really low for the following year.
Especially if there is no defender within 6 feet of you when they catch the ball...I have news for you. Superstars are not made against a 10 seed in the first round of a conference tournament. Nor are superstars made by lucky banked-in 3-pointers.
I'm glad you clarified that. Considering the same was said of Simmons, Graves, DeShields, etc., it could have been almost anyone in orange.I was speaking of Rennia Davis.
She was engaged because of all the free throws she got to shoot...why work hard if the refs are constantly handing you the ball. The disparity in fouls was outrageous to me. I know this happens for UConn, but that is because we actually know how to play defense and not foul, which is not the case for most other teams...Was Russell engaged when she barely touched the ball in the 2nd half engaged would be clearing space and demanding the ball and dominate like she should
Sorry @Bama fan, I was typing the exact same thing when you posted your comment...Vols shot 20-24 FT; Tigers shot 4-5. Quite a significant disparity. Auburn is a very physical defensive team, but really?
?I think Tennessee may have found its next superstar.
As I am with you Bama fan.Great minds and all.. I am honored, Centerstream!
Phil Fulmer (our new AD) is a classic “good ole boy.” He has had a long term friendship, first with Pat, but also with Holly. As long as the team performs reasonably in the conference, wins 20 or so games, and makes a Sweet 16/Elite 8 appearance regularly, I think she stays in place for the remaining two years of her contract. Fulmer attends our games and openly expresses support for Holly and her team but, frankly, his main focus right now is on reviving the football program. I can tell you we have a lot of disappointed/unhappy fans here in K-town. Stay tuned!