UConn-Marquette game previews

[HuskyNan]

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No. 8 UConn to Host Marquette on New Year’s Eve - University of Connecticut Athletics

The eighth-ranked UConn women's basketball team (10-2, 3-0 BIG EAST) closes out 2022 in Gampel Pavilion against Marquette (9-4, 2-2) on Saturday at 2 p.m. The game

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Pregame analysis and predictions of the UConn Huskies vs. Marquette Golden Eagles NCAAW game to be played on December 31, 2022 on ESPN.

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RV Marquette Women’s Basketball Preview: at #8 Connecticut

The Golden Eagles head to the Nutmeg State with an eye on trying to snap a 15 game losing streak to the Huskies.

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PREVIEW: Women’s basketball heads to Gampel in search of breaking losing streak

Looking to end its two-game losing streak, Marquette women’s basketball (9-4, 2-2 Big East) travels to Storrs, Connecticut to face the No. 8 UConn Huskies (10-2, 3-0 Big East) in...

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[HuskyNan]

LOL. From the 3rd article, from Marquette:

On Wednesday night, they faced off against #21 Creighton still without Fudd, but with Muhl and Juhasz, but without Amari DeBerry and Aubrey Griffin.... and they smashed the Bluejays, 72-47. UConn went up 10-0 in the first three minutes and didn’t really worry about much after that. Two teams with effectively the same national profile at the time of the game, both games on the road, and UConn just raced through the most recent one after losing to the other one.

Does this mean that Nika Muhl and Dorkha Juhasz are game changers? Well, I don’t know if we can go that far with things, but I am legitimately afraid of Muhl who looks like one of the meanest players isn Big East history when you watch her. I’m sure she’s nice but also I do not wish to accidentally piss her off and find out what happens.

 

[cabbie191]

I don't like being cynical but sometimes I think its the only response:

Note that the ESPN review lists Fudd as the key UConn player to watch. No mention that she's been injured and is questionable. I could be wrong but I'm guessing that whoever wrote this preview really didn't put a whole lot of effort into it.

 

[HuskyNan]

I don't like being cynical but sometimes I think its the only response:

Note that the ESPN review lists Fudd as the key UConn player to watch. No mention that she's been injured and is questionable. I could be wrong but I'm guessing that whoever wrote this preview really didn't put a whole lot of effort into it.

I suspect it’s computer generated

 

[cabbie191]

I suspect it’s computer generated

Given the byline, I was wondering that as well. But I’d still hope a real person would review what they put out there.

 

[RoadMaster]

I am legitimately afraid of Muhl who looks like one of the meanest players isn Big East history when you watch her. I’m sure she’s nice but also I do not wish to accidentally piss her off and find out what happens.

Maybe it's me, but I find Nika's game-time demeanor quite charming and endearing..

 

[Bald Husky]

Maybe it's me, but I find Nika's game-time demeanor quite charming and endearing..

Yeah, we know her, but people might get a different idea after viewing her profile picture. I would be afraid too. LOL

 

[HuskyNan]

Yeah, we know her, but people might get a different idea after viewing her profile picture. I would be afraid too. LOL

 

[HuskyNan]

 

[#12in21]

Maybe when they realized in the above shot she was talking to her own teammates they got the wrong impression of just how passive and what nice a kid she can be! Guessing Aubrey is thinking, 'glad she's not looking at me'.

 

[HuskylnSC]

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Maybe when they realized in the above shot she was talking to her own teammates they got the wrong impression of just how passive and what nice a kid she can be! Guessing Aubrey is thinking, 'glad she's not looking at me'.
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It's the black uni's. They bring the beast

 

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Maybe when they realized in the above shot she was talking to her own teammates they got the wrong impression of just how passive and what nice a kid she can be! Guessing Aubrey is thinking, 'glad she's not looking at me'.
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GREAT PHOTO!! Loved it. Wish I knew how to copy it for my Uconn folder. GO HUSKIES!!!!

 

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GREAT PHOTO!! Loved it. Wish I knew how to copy it for my Uconn folder. GO HUSKIES!!!!

DID IT!! Found out how and now it's in my UCONN folder. Thanks again for the picture. GO HUSKIES!!!

 

[Blond D.]

I could see where people who don't know her might be a little scared

 

[cabbie191]

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Blond D - here you go; fixed it for you!

I could see where people opponents who don't know her might be a little very scared.

 

[Sifaka]

Not again! I hate liver. If you put it on my plate again, Paige, I'm gonna short sheet you!

NO! I won't eat my green beans!

 

[Carnac]

I'm sure that I'm NOT alone in my admiration for players that play with a "chip" on the shoulder and display their raw emotions. I find that 100% more desirable than a player that's just out there and is invisible. Nika's emotion is infectious. It will spread to her teammates. I love it. It can only help. It can't hurt. It's not an act. That's who she is.

She reminds me of Skylar Diggins (Notre Dame). While I was never a fan of Diggins or Notre Dame, I always respected her passion, grit nd determination she displayed and the "no fear" attitude she played with. It served her and her team well. She was the heart and soul of those teams. I know there were others, but two players that never appeared to be intimidated by UConn was Diggins and Courtney Williams (USF), Williams has identified Diana Taurasi as a player who “I look up to and who I compare my mentality to." I liked the passion that our own Diana Taurasi played as well. Nika's messgage to her teammates..........."it's ok to play with an edge and no fear. Who's with me?"