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Message: [QUOTE="DavidinNaples, post: 2538797, member: 3537"] [ATTACH=full]27957[/ATTACH] In a game where UConn scored 113 points, it might be hard to pinpoint one critical basket. One could argue it came at the 8:45 mark of the 1st period. The Huskies had missed their first two shots, given up a three-point basket and then a three-point play, the old fashion way. The score was 6-0 Temple, Katie Lou was in warm-ups and out for the game. UConn needed offense quickly to end the Owls hopes and #11 took charge. Kia calmly nailed a three from the right corner. UConn's faithful sat down and breathed a sigh of relief. Then, a minute later, she grabbed an offensive rebound and laid it back up to keep UConn close at 8-7. Kia went on to score 24 points on 9-13 shooting, including 4 threes. This is what she has done all season... ;) Consider: 1. Kia leads the team in total points scored with 281. (Z is 2nd with 266) 2. She has the most made three-point shots at 47. (Crystal is 2nd with 36) 3. Nurse also leads in 3 point % at an even 50%. (Crystal is at 48%) 4. Kia has played a team-high 590 minutes or 32.8 minutes per game. 5. Nurse is the best free throw shooter for the Huskies with 40 makes and 80% accuracy. 6. Inside the arc, Kia is shooting 67% at 50-75. In addition to her offensive stats, Nurse has become the main shut-down defender, against the other team's leading scorer. Tanaya Atkinson, for Temple, took 14 shots to make her 15 points. Her average coming in was 23 pts per game. Her 3 rebounds were seven below her average. The 4 turnovers versus only 1 assist are probably no fluke either. :cool: Can a Canadian become an All-American...? :rolleyes: It's happening before our eyes..!! :) Go Kia..!! Go Huskies..!! [/QUOTE]

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