Where is the outrage over a USF player getting an "unearned" basket?
IMO, Ferreira’s basket was key to USF getting off to a hot start. If she had missed, I have UConn winning by 30.Where is the outrage over a USF player getting an "unearned" basket?
Where is the outrage over a USF player getting an "unearned" basket?
Sounds like Geno liked the way she played... and there is no record involved, so no one needed to be consulted. Just a nice gesture for someone that may never play again.I want to look at it as a great show of sportsmanship between 2 friends that happen to coach against each other 2 or 3 times a year.
IIRC, the senior that was honored, Laura Ferreira, seemed to be kind of "chippy" against us so maybe this is one way of sending her off into the real world with a little less chippiness.
It was a salute, an honor, to the game and the wonderful young women who work so hard, give up so much, to play the game at its highest level.Where is the outrage over a USF player getting an "unearned" basket?
Yep great job by Geno and UConn for helping make this happen. She even got a hug before the game from Geno. Glad that every time Geno has a chance to prove wrong detractors of his character and class that he does.The girl had her life turned upside down --- it was a nice gesture, for her and her parents, who still have to be worried sick.
Some things are bigger than the game.
I nominate this post as your absolute finest! Could not have been said better.The girl had her life turned upside down --- it was a nice gesture, for her and her parents, who still have to be worried sick.
Some things are bigger than the game.
Where is the outrage over a USF player getting an "unearned" basket?
It was just as you say. And everyone must learn to read the entire original post wherein the poster ended with an emoji. By virtue of that winking , he is telling us that he is being sarcastic. This subtlety is just way too easy to see. Just look. Everyone here agrees it was a lovely gesture to a respected opponent, even if they do not know that they agree!It was a salute, an honor, to the game and the wonderful young women who work so hard, give up so much, to play the game at its highest level.
IMO, Ferreira’s basket was key to USF getting off to a hot start. If she had missed, I have UConn winning by 30.
Sounds like Geno liked the way she played... and there is no record involved, so no one needed to be consulted. Just a nice gestureW
With a player like Laura F. that is fun to watch, one who give 120 percent every game and usually 200 percent against the huskies and BB fan has to admire her. I'm pleased Geno saw that as well. Laura Ferreira is one of my 2 favorite players on that team.
Her heart is beating faster, it should she plays at that speed all the time.
I sincerely hope and pray this wonderful young woman is healthy enough in time to reap the rewards of a European career in and around BB.. Love that kid.
Laura Ferreira:
“I’m not playing right now because I had some [heart] palpitations before — while I was playing. The doctor took me out, I did a bunch of tests and, unfortunately, it showed [Ventricular tachycardia]. And the next step is to put a defibrillator on"