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The Other Huskies See Taking US

To be fair to Osahor, she had a serious automobile accident in HS which still affects her to this day in terms of being able to run and to practice hard on a consistent basis. I have read descriptions re the extent of her injuries and the long rehabilitation involved (it was initially thought she would never walk unaided) and I have nothing but praise for her. She may never be as mobile as before the accident, but I have nothing but admiration for the dedication displayed during her long rehab and that she can even play D1 ball at this level is amazing.
Although her past is a series of unfortunate events, and her rehab commendable, sports and life ain't fair. She's done an amazing job with the tools she has, but it would be UConn's job to abuse her basketball wise in every way, and believe me we would.
 
It would be an interesting game because both teams present individual matchups that could give the other trouble. Osahor should be very effective down low against most of UConn, and Plum is a tough fruit to swallow for any defender.

On the other hand, UConn's transition game may give Washington fits, and we've got people who can score from most anywhere and/or bust zones as needed.

Prediction: UConn would win, and potentially by a decent number of points...but it would still be interesting viewing.
Fun viewing for part of the 1st quarter. Plum would have to chuck up 30-35 shots to keep it under 20.
 
https://www.nytimes.com/2017/01/13/...-huskies-kelsey-plum-chantel-osahor.html?_r=0

"And these Huskies have two assets that UConn does not: Division I’s leading scorer, Kelsey Plum, and rebounder, Osahor. In the cluster of contenders chasing UConn, that alone makes Washington stand out."

Other than the syntax disaster embedded therein, they have to be kidding. Plum would be stifled and Osahor would be outworked and exhausted. She's cross half court as the play ended. Still, it is good that womens basketball is getting ink.
Right, but you have to respect any team which believes they can win every game! I would not support any team which did not believe that.
 
Right, but you have to respect any team which believes they can win every game! I would not support any team which did not believe that.

Undoubtedly and they are plainly building a great culture in that program.
 

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