Commentator says the team played UCLA on Sunday
I thought he said "UCA", which I think would be Central Arkansas?
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Commentator says the team played UCLA on Sunday
I thought he said "UCA", which I think would be Central Arkansas?
Shooting is definitely not a concern, but making it certainly is. Maybe that's what you're implying. JAT, Kobe, Mathura, Masuda combined 7-30 and pretty low FT % certainly isn't going to get it done against top 25 teams. I was wondering if Joyner had come back to the team in the 2nd half last night. Vic seemed really frustrated with the jacking up shots with 18 sec on the shot clock vs running the offense.
- Yes, Harmon looks like she will be good but she needs to slow down a little and not play so much out of control. Ashley did that last year but she seems to have calmed down just a bit.
- Warren and Taylor will need to carry this team until the youngin's figure out what it is all about. Hopefully that will not take until the end of February.
- Rebounding is a concern. Nobody wants to do it.
- Shooting is not a concern. Everybody wants to do it.
- We need Gaston but she has to be a team player.
All true! Particularly the part about rebounding and shooting, lol. I was impressed by Ashley. Her added maturity showed.
- Yes, Harmon looks like she will be good but she needs to slow down a little and not play so much out of control. Ashley did that last year but she seems to have calmed down just a bit.
- Warren and Taylor will need to carry this team until the youngin's figure out what it is all about. Hopefully that will not take until the end of February.
- Rebounding is a concern. Nobody wants to do it.
- Shooting is not a concern. Everybody wants to do it.
- We need Gaston but she has to be a team player.
I, too, was impressed by Ashley. I think, at this juncture, she is heads above Rori. I think her year's experience shows.All true! Particularly the part about rebounding and shooting, lol. I was impressed by Ashley. Her added maturity showed.
Yeah, we’ll SEE about that, for sure…NOT a CC fan here…Ha! We'll see about that projected #9 seed...
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I would love to get used to that; but, if last night's scrimmage is any indication, that's just not gonna happen. Shay played 11 minutes which was the least of any player; and, she may have been last or close to last off the bench. In those 11 minutes, she had one nice dribble drive to the basket for a layup, and picked up 3 fouls.Shay’s a phenomenal athlete and Vic has said she’s the fastest player on the team so seeing her get runout layups is probably something we should all get used to.
I guess Aaliyah has a goal in sight, now!Women's college basketball 2021-22 - Final Four picks, player of the year predictions, biggest storylines (espn.com)
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I think her minutes will be heavily influenced by the opponent's roster and style of play. She will be an asset against other inside players who primarily rely on power and strength, not so much against inside players like Lattimore, who primarily use quickness and athleticism.Ebo's experience and strength are reasons for her to see a lot of court time; but, conditioning and speed are reasons why she might not see a lot of court time
True, and we're weakest at W/SF. Despite how hard Audrey plays, the athleticism just isn't there against the best teams. What I hope is Ebo/Femme step up so we can see this:Based on who started the scrimmage, how they played, their conditioning and health status, and any off-the-court issues, here's how I see our depth chart going into the first game of the season:
PG: 1. Rori Harmon, 2. Ashley Chevalier
SG: 1. Joanne Allen-Taylor, 2. Aliyah Matharu, 3. Kyndall Hunter
W/SF: 1. Audrey Warren, 2. Kobe King-Hawae, 3. Shay Holle
PF: 1. Aaliyah Moore, DeYona Gaston
C: 1. Latasha Lattimore, 2. Lauren Ebo, 3. Femme Masudi
And, then my thoughts on my above depth chart:
- several players can play multiple positions, and will based on the opponent matchups
- we are deepest (and most talented) at shooting guard
- scary that I have 3 true freshmen as potential starters
- the front court was more difficult for me to rank our players. I think Lattimore and Femme give us the best chance to win the opening tip, but that's not the most important reason for who starts at Center
- Ebo's experience and strength are reasons for her to see a lot of court time; but, conditioning and speed are reasons why she might not see a lot of court time
- I still think it's going to be tough for Holle to get many minutes based on the talent in front of her at SG/SF. She's fortunate she has height and speed; if our smaller guards are getting posted up a lot, Shay's height might get her on the court to provide much needed defense; but, I don't see Shay's offense being better (yet) than those I have listed in front of her
- when I see Moore, Gaston, and Lattimore, I think 2 of the 3 could be on the floor together a lot (in a 2-PF type offense); each brings something different to the frontcourt, and that's good
If the players can stay healthy, improve in practice and do what Vic asks them to do in games, it's going to be a fun season, especially come conference play
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