Mulkey proves, once again, she is all about Mulkey
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I wish that were true. My personal opinion is they want a coach who will get them into the WNBA and overseas pro ball. In the past we've talked about "a mother would never send her kid to Mulkey with her past history" but I haven't seen examples of that. Of course, how do you prove a negative? Winners gravitate to winners because they all think, "Nah, I'm so good she would never cut me or go back on her word. I'm too good."One has to question the timing of this and also wonder about the timing of player/coach conversations. Why would a player wait until the transfer portal window has closed? KM is absolutely the shrewd type that would hold back telling (or showing) someone they need to move on until she had acquired incoming transfers. Her track record has proven that she will recruit on top of her young players. Eventually they'll catch on just like they did at Baylor where, in her last year, she had only signed one incoming freshman.
Someone should probably tell Blair there is a very short statute of limitations on it being a "great day to be a longhorn" before something "great" has to actually happen. I'm over here still waiting on that grad transfer combo guard.Thanks for those tweets. The "great day to be a Longhorn" might have been what Blair used to tweet when a commitment/transfer announcement was upcoming.
One could argue that her statement is applicable to every day as opposed to the alternative (e.g. Being a Tech grad).Someone should probably tell Blair there is a very short statute of limitations on it being a "great day to be a longhorn" before something "great" has to actually happen. I'm over here still waiting on that grad transfer combo guard.
She really played with my heart on that tweet. I really thought some good news was coming our way ):Someone should probably tell Blair there is a very short statute of limitations on it being a "great day to be a longhorn" before something "great" has to actually happen. I'm over here still waiting on that grad transfer combo guard.
I am truly sorry to hear that. As much as I dislike how she treated our program, I wouldn't wish serious injury on anybody.Kyndall Hunter tore her Achilles
Where did you see that? I've been trying to find it but the only search result I get is from 2012 when 49ers running back Kendall Hunter tore his Achilles.Kyndall Hunter tore her Achilles
*** Texas A&M Women's Basketball 2023-2024 Official Thread *** | TexAgsWhere did you see that? I've been trying to find it but the only search result I get is from 2012 when 49ers running back Kendall Hunter tore his Achilles.
Thanks. Evidence that Google doesn’t even bother with aggy.*** Texas A&M Women's Basketball 2023-2024 Official Thread *** | TexAgs
This thread from texags references it, and references a tweet as the source.
I saw it on her InstagramWhere did you see that? I've been trying to find it but the only search result I get is from 2012 when 49ers running back Kendall Hunter tore his Achilles.
I am thinking/hoping that the shooting abilities of two of our freshmen will be a nice surprise.I’m going to take that as Vic is confident in Maul’s ability to handle the point guard responsibility when Rori needs a break. Harmon will get about 5 minutes of rest(if that) each game and Maul is more than capable of handling the responsibility. Maul is going to turn a lot of heads this year in my opinion with her play and basketball IQ. My biggest worry is we didn’t address our need for 3 point shooting whatsoever. In fact we are worse than we were last year with the graduation of Morris. I guess Vic will try to rely on his defense again to win games.
Jac can shoot the ball too. She didn't show much last year, but the skill is there. Hopefully the game slows down, she is stronger, and her offensive numbers increase accordingly.I am thinking/hoping that the shooting abilities of two of our freshmen will be a nice surprise.
I'm thinking the same... a little more maturity in her game (patience, timing, footwork, etc) and she's going to be a special player because she definitely has the skills.Jac can shoot the ball too. She didn't show much last year, but the skill is there. Hopefully the game slows down, she is stronger, and her offensive numbers increase accordingly.
I think some of our shooting woes last year was a lack of ability to attack and break down defenses off the bounce from the wings, which made it more difficult for us to consistently get kickouts for good looks from downtown. I think the addition of Booker and hopefully Maul addresses that problem and, as previously mentioned, Jac's development could also. Rori's poor shooting was a different story and IMO due to a couple of factors. Again, I fully expect her shooting to be much better this coming season. She's the type of player who takes too much pride in her game to let that continue to hinder her and the team.Well, I'm curious to see how the core group will do (no more pulling Hadi and DeYona after one silly foul) and perhaps with the return of Amo things will work out. However, when things get bottled up inside, we must have better perimeter shooting than we did last year. Otherwise, it could be a long season.
I'm going to die on the hill that she wasn't comfortable with her shot because of 15-20 pounds of muscle she added last summer and not enough time to completely acclimate to it. I agree that Rori isn't the type to rest on her laurels and I'm sure she has spent a lot of time getting shots up and making the necessary adjustments.Rori's poor shooting was a different story and IMO due to a couple of factors. Again, I fully expect her shooting to be much better this coming season. She's the type of player who takes too much pride in her game to let that continue to hinder her and the team.
Exactly! That is the main thing contributing to her shooting woes that I was referencing. The other was the enormity of the psychological demand on her... having to be the defensive leader, sole ball handler, floor general, and doing it all with the knowledge that an off game or foul trouble on her part was pretty much a guaranteed loss. That was a heavy load on her shoulders. Hopefully the new additions can combine with Shaylee and lighten some of that load.I'm going to die on the hill that she wasn't comfortable with her shot because of 15-20 pounds of muscle she added last summer and not enough time to completely acclimate to it. I agree that Rori isn't the type to rest on her laurels and I'm sure she has spent a lot of time getting shots up and making the necessary adjustments.
And happiness will be Lubbock in her rear view mirror...I think/hope there is a couple of messages behind our lack of recruits and transfers. First I think the coaches are ok with the talent on this team as is. Second I think there will be no doubt when we get to the 2025 class who get the keys to drive this program when Rori leaves.