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Charlie Collier, Barber Hills H.S., Texas. Sr. Forward.Pheesa is having a good year but she's in college now...any other person by that name is an unknown to me now...
Charlie Collier, Barber Hills H.S., Texas. Sr. Forward.Pheesa is having a good year but she's in college now...any other person by that name is an unknown to me now...
Williams is listed at 5-11. Is that including the bouffant or without it?
Over 5,000 points for 4 years of high school, not counting 8th grade. I agree--lots of games, probably lots of minutes, and probably weak competition. Regardless, 5,000 points is a LOT. I'm not sure I know of anyone else who had 4,000 points.
The post up was nice. Very impressive range on a couple of those jumper. Those kind of shots are going to be open in the UCONN offense and with Kia graduating and AEH transferring Huskies will need someone to knock those down at a reliable clip.Christyn Williams scored 36 points as CAC won its regional title Saturday (2/24).
CAC moves on to the state tourney which begins Thursday.
Highlights include a snazzy little turnaround shot in the post:
https://vh.hudl.com/p-highlights/Us...2d818c554/a5f6187a_720.mp4?v=5BDF787DD77CD508
That is a very good question. My answer would be a firm "maybe". All of the highlight videos of Christyn indicate she is a gifted offensive player. Like many astute UCONN fans you know that her ability to play major minutes or start eventually will be less dependent on offense (see Kia Nurse vs Saniya). Christyn has some tools, a background, and the recognition that her ability to play defense will get her on the floor at UCONN sooner. The tools include quickness, a solidly built frame and the ability to be ambidextrous. Her background includes growing up a soccer and softball player which are especially useful for quick feet, hand eye coordination & anticipating and reacting to the action before it happens. In one of her most recent interviews Christyn stated that needed to become "a lockdown defender" at the college level. Christyn gets it and we can check off that "recognition" box.Do those of you who have watched Williams play this season think she the defensive mechanics to earn much playing time early in her freshman season? She seems to be standing straight up and flat footed instead of getting in a proper defensive position. You all will know better than I do.
Mikayla has a track background which is probably more useful for basketball than Soccer and softball, but she has thus far been an unreliable shooter. You can't have a reluctant or unreliable shooter on the floor for UCONN, Christyn Williams does not appear to be either reluctant or unreliable .
My biggest concern about Coombs going forward. Will she ever become a reliable shooter? Looking at her shooting motion I'm skeptical.
Great post, btw.
Tough loss for Liv. I’m liking the post, despite the fact that her team lost, because she put up a triple-double and concluded an outstanding career.2/27
Another heart-breaker for Olivia Nelson-Ododa on Tuesday. Winder-Barrow lost its state quarterfinal 68-67 in overtime to #1 ranked LoveJoy.
Nelson-Ododa fouled out late in overtime but not before putting up these numbers:
24 points, 19 rebounds, 10 blocks, 3 assists
Congrats to Christyn and ONO. Well deserved honors! I have a question regarding Christyn. I LOVE the hair - but does UCONN have any restrictions on how "big" it can be? Will CD require it to be put into a bun or something? Gotta admit I'd love to see the 'fro bobbing all over the court as she terrorizes opposing teams with her offense and defense! Plus, she'd be super easy to recognize.
Christyn will be to Puffs what James Harden is to Beards.Williams is rocking what is called Natural hair, it just happens to look high because of where she wears her ponytail. While the Afro puff is a timeless hairstyle, it seems to be making a comeback the last year and a half, I don’t think it will be an issue, but maybe she will be asked to move it down sorta like Gabby will wear her ponytail at times. Williams wants to be legendary, one day she’ll have little girls everywhere rocking Afro puffs and wanting to wear Number 13.