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TLaw in for Chong
In track, swimming, and and cycling, there's such a thing as a "negative split" where you start slowly and go faster near the end. That's what they've done in this game, and absolutely nothing wrong with it.Shooting percentage was 40% at the half, now up to 56% for the game. Lead is approaching 50.
Gabby was smiling after the game.Everyone is smiling now, except Gabby. Man she's still pissed. Saniya is on fiya.
Kyla has improved, especially on the offensive end. She may have passed Molly in her effectiveness.Irwin is really coming around but unfortunately Bent is going the other way.
Looks to me like she's leaned up a little, too.Last few games Big Nat starting to look comfy from 15.
I was thinking that. Molly is so tentative to take a shot that defenses simply do not need to guard her in any real way. At least Kyla is willing to take a shot when she has an open look. Surprised and disappointed that for all her BBIQ, Molly seems to be going in the wrong direction. I wonder if her lack of confidence has become paralyzing...Kyla has improved, especially on the offensive end. She may have passed Molly in her effectiveness.
I was thinking that. Molly is so tentative to take a shot that defenses simply do not need to guard her in any real way. At least Kyla is willing to take a shot when she has an open look. Surprised and disappointed that for all her BBIQ, Molly seems to be going in the wrong direction. I wonder if her lack of confidence has become paralyzing...
I was thinking that. Molly is so tentative to take a shot that defenses simply do not need to guard her in any real way. At least Kyla is willing to take a shot when she has an open look. Surprised and disappointed that for all her BBIQ, Molly seems to be going in the wrong direction. I wonder if her lack of confidence has become paralyzing...
There is something that is both comforting and terrifying about a team like the Huskies that can seemingly flip a switch and play great whenever they need to, or want to.
The comforting part is that no matter how tough the competition, you always feel there is an extra gear the Huskies can shift into when needed.
The terrifying part is the ever present fear that some day the Huskies will face a top opponent, flip the switch and the engine will stall.
It's not going to get easier for Bent next year with a lot more depth coming in.