Bizarre. McCarty fouls out and hugs Holly. Cant wait until after the game.
No, no, no, you didn't really see that did you? Surely players would not do that during play. Wow.I may just have never noticed but today's game was the first time I've noticed players actually touching up their hair while they were dribbling the ball....both teams.....
Well, not dribbling, but can you say Meghan Gardler?I may just have never noticed but today's game was the first time I've noticed players actually touching up their hair while they were dribbling the ball....both teams.....
Im pretty sure Chiney Ogwumike did the same thing her freshman season when Stanford played at UCONN. I believe it may have been a handshake instead of a hug but she did show her appreciation.
Your freshmen were great. Skilled, poised and fearless. They made mistakes of course, but that is to be expected. No one would accuse them of great ball and body movement, but that is usually the hardest thing for freshmen to pick up, even in a scheme (and I don't mean Tennessee's) that emphasizes it. I shudder to think of what UCONN would look like against a top 5 team (or wherever Texas should be ranked) with 3 of our freshmen playing most of the game. In addition, Nared was her usual stellar self, and Russell seemed more engaged than in past years. A crappy game, but lots of reason for optimism.Thanks I know they had some struggles today. I think you could see a little of why Tennessee fans are so excited about the team and the freshman.
Hmmmm...."Tennessee got hosed by those refs"..
Yet 3 Texas starters fouled out.
It was clearly taunting and it was so egregious the ref couldn't ignore it. You could tell because the Tennessee players didn't try to argue the call.Common sense says:
More hard drives to the basket = More fouls called.
You must not have watched the last 5 minutes of the game where there were multiple egregious out-of-bounds calls. And that "taunting" tech...
Puh-lease. I sure hope you never ref.
Are you kidding me? She was run out of Texas due to making them irrelevant. While Ashton certainly struggles coaching a cohesive offense, she has done a really good job with improving their record and getting national recruits (basically keeping Texas recruits in state something Gail couldn’t do). Last I checked, Gail was still unemployed and outlooks are not promising...A Goestenkors coached team would never play the way Texas played today.
It was clearly taunting and it was so egregious the ref couldn't ignore it. You could tell because the Tennessee players didn't try to argue the call.
Ouch. A very painful game to watch!
Umm, I thought that was basically what I posted.That happened twice and neither time did Texas take advantage of her not being on defense. A player stopped and shot a jumper and missed and the ball was rebounded by Tennessee and passed down court to Russell.
I was letting you know that I saw it also, with a little added.Umm, I thought that was basically what I posted.
Not true.Are you kidding me? She was run out of Texas due to making them irrelevant.
Are you kidding me? She was run out of Texas due to making them irrelevant. While Ashton certainly struggles coaching a cohesive offense, she has done a really good job with improving their record and getting national recruits (basically keeping Texas recruits in state something Gail couldn’t do). Last I checked, Gail was still unemployed and outlooks are not promising...
Now now, let's not be catty. Muffett is 62 and Tara is 64.well she is employed with ESPN..... after being an assistant in the WNBA for a few years. Im sure if she wanted to coach again.... she would have alot of options.. she is only 54..... thats about 20 years younger than the ND and Stanford coach.
Now now, let's not be catty. Muffett is 62 and Tara is 64.
No worries. 62 + 64 = 126Oops
Well, Westbrook played 37 minutes yesterday. She had 15 points but 7 turnovers and 4 fouls.
Now, Meg will not play 37 minutes in any game this year, baring some injury situation.
So, who made the better choice? Well, Westbrook will play a lot, lot more than Meg will this year.
But, who will turn out to be the better player? The answer is obvious. Does Tennessee know that you actually can run an offense, not just bomb away with bad shots? Plus, Meg is getting coached not just by Geno, but by Shea, who was an AA and won the MOP in the tournament in 2000. I saw Westbrook jacking up shots that would have put her on the bench if she were playing for UConn.
Meg went for the long term. Smart move, says I.
As I, and others, have said before, Meg is going to be really, really great.
Thoughts?