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Message: [QUOTE="The CDR-Ret, post: 4332775, member: 10751"] I particularly believe that the ability to slash to the basket and finish at the rim, combined with stop & pop mid-range (good brakes) and multiple 3 pt threats on offense {[B]Nika[/B] (improved 3 ptrs), [B]Paige [/B](always, & fully healed and stronger than ever), [B]Azzi [/B](showed it at tournament time), the new [B]Lou[/B] (so far so good - yes, it is practice), [B]Caroline[/B] (fully healed and stronger than ever) plus strength and efficiency in the post(s) [high/low: [B]Dorka[/B] (fully healed and stronger than ever), [B]AE[/B] (confident & better than she finished during tournament time), [B]ICE[/B] (stronger & faster than she is showing & dominating in U18 in Argentina), [B]AP[/B] (having people foul her elbow without missing any games & showing that her 3X3 skills translates well in 5 on 5), and [B]Amari[/B] (rapidly becomes consistently good in what Geno is looking for in her), and I look forward to a fully healed & quick [B]AG. [/B] I do not remember a time when UCONN had five of eleven women coming off of surgery in an eighteen month period. Prayers sent for fully healed Huskies, and continued good health for all eleven (and practice players faces...), and let each team member be rapid learners of "the system" as each year is a "new" team [three excellent seniors graduated to the WNBA, and effectly four 'new' women as AG was out with back surgery, and Lou, ICE, & AP in for their first year with the Huskies]. After the last year [called "the toughest" year ever by Geno], may this be Geno's easiest year ever by having all of last year's starters (six of them in double digit starts, but none starting every game - you all know the history) stepping up to more than fill the gap of leadership (in a positive way) left by the three graduates to the WNBA. Go Huskies!!! Much success on the quest of NC #12! [/QUOTE]

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