I haven't said that. Yes I understand if she is limited. The impact it can have on the season. I also think they are moving with caution. To make sure she is ready. She doesn't have to be game ready just yet. She will be needed in March more than November.
I'm not sure if DD can heal in 6 weeks or not. I am sure that I want her to be fully healthy because I want to see her defeated by a UCONN squad and not by her injury. Injuries suck for everyone!If she couldn't heal in a year and a half why should anyone think it likely she can now do it in 6 weeks?
There are some things (patellar tendinitis and shin splints included) that one never "heals" from. You learn to manage it. Many athletes suffer from these two things specifically mentioned above that has been associated with DD. Most play thru it and with some it may or may not limit their abilities. With DD, it's yet to be seen which she will be. Best of luck to you guys on the start of practice season. Hope everyone stays well. I look forward to seeing this year's team play.
DeShields played her last ncaa game 18 months ago and she reportedly was dealing with injuries that season. At least that's what I remember some LV fans saying after she announced her transfer. The talk was about she'd have time to recover and a year to practice with the team. The Tenn medical staff and trainers have had a year to work with her. If she couldn't heal in a year and a half why should anyone think it likely she can now do it in 6 weeks?
Is March now only 6 weeks from November?
I don't understand your question. The six weeks I referred to was from the time of the interview of her coach to the start of the regular season. From about the start of October to mid-November.
I've seen nothing to suggest that SC has the ability to put the ball in the basket! Their outside shooting is typically awful and they have been successful because of the big interior they have. Their defense is reasonably decent but as an offensive team, their somewhat offensive!The Answer is SC. Our big question marks are in the post. They have strength in the post. Is there a game where we don't shoot all that well and they pound us on the boards? Maybe.