Maybe you don't know what you're talking about. Part of Caroline's job is to get rebounds. Can you really imagine Geno not expecting a 6'-2" player to go after rebounds? SMHAzzi clearly touched the shooter's elbow during the shot but no foul was called.
Then the Georgetown player crashed into Edwards.
Maybe experience will help Carol realize to take a step back to allow the bigs more room to operate under the boards in some situations since there weren't any other Georgetown players around.
Postioning to close under the rim & to the bigs can get rough.
I liked seeing the extreme close up of Azzi's knee brace which showed it's heavy duty metal construction.
Wearing that should help prevent another injury going forward.
I think the point is she wasn’t in rebounding position.Maybe you don't know what you're talking about. Part of Caroline's job is to get rebounds. Can you really imagine Geno not expecting a 6'-2" player to go after rebounds? SMH
I said that Carol could have positioned a step back to allow Edwards more room to operate rather being so close to her, not to fight for the same rebound or to put herself at risk.Maybe you don't know what you're talking about. Part of Caroline's job is to get rebounds. Can you really imagine Geno not expecting a 6'-2" player to go after rebounds? SMH
Bullsheet! There is no "blame". The Georgetown player was going for a rebound just like Edwards. Accept that sometimes sheet happens as part of the game.G'town player running in from the foul line caused all of that.
There was nothing wrong with what the GTown player did. Play definitely has been too rough but that was not one of those.G'town player running in from the foul line caused all of that.
Yeah, I'm just saying "quit blaming Aliyah" which too many here have done...There was nothing wrong with what the GTown player did. Play definitely has been too rough but that was not one of those.
I was responding to a post calling CD collateral damage of Aliyah going beast mode. All I'm saying is that the energy in that collision came from the run in from the foul lane.Bullsheet! There is no "blame". The Georgetown player was going for a rebound just like Edwards. Accept that sometimes sheet happens as part of the game.
Yes. That is totally ridiculous. Everything that happened in that play was regular action and Caroline unfortunately was a few inches too close to Aliyah.Yeah, I'm just saying "quit blaming Aliyah" which too many here have done...
Painfully true!I don’t think so. Georgetown was getting crazy physical under the boards during this stretch and Aaliyah just went animal mode and her best V friend Caroline was collateral damage
that's not true, it's different for everyone!Not to be morbid...
We'll all know in 20 or 25 years the effects of all this...
Probably not me...but some of you young uns.
Prolly, we'll have to wait until 3:00 to see if she's in sweats or a uniform, and we prolly all hope for her being 100% and game ready.As I slowed this down on a replay from the second point of view, the back of the head was grazed. The real hit came to the T-2 to T-7 area of the back. The pain can be excruciating but since it was not a T collision but a K (angle) collision, I think it will be ok. The ice was not on the usual upper neck and the ear plugs were most likely a precaution until after the game to cut down on the noise. Methinks Geno conferred with a doctor and that was his post post game comments. She prolly cleared the need for concussion protocol by that time and will have soreness in her back. If I'm correct (and this is in no way a specialty of mine, just talking to doctor friends watching the replay) it will be up to her and how she feels. Prolly limited minutes.
agree and again am surprised to see this postIf avoiding these bumps changes the way a player moves on the court, then the player should retire from the game. I hate to say that, but that's what it comes down to.
In basketball, as in most sports, many of a player's moves are instinctive. You can't "plan on not being bumped" or avoiding contact.