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I thought I saw Rellah in the second or third quarter for a couple of minutesGood first true road win.
Glad to see us start out well in the first quarter. Ariel's shot was just perfection early (and for most of the game).
Audrey-Ann frustrated me in the second quarter; just small mistakes that led to lost possessions/turnovers. But, she made up for it later in the game; glad to see her three-point shot falling this season; has to help her confidence.
Jordan Hosey looked like herself today; much more fluid around the basket. Just did a lot of good things on the floor today.
Nice to see Aborowa continuing to have success; definitely a much more confident player as a junior. The game seems to be coming to her easier now.
Really wish the freshmen would have seen more action, especially with it being on the road; honestly, if you can't put them in with a minimum 21 point lead in the second half, then when will you? Not saying they all need to be on the floor at the same time, but would have been good to see one occasionally to give them the experience other than in mop up duty.
ATHENS, Ga. — Ariel Atkins had 17 points and nine rebounds, Jatarie White added 13 points and No. 2 Texas cruised to an 81-53 victory over Georgia on Sunday.
Brooke McCarty and Lashann Higgs each scored 12 points as the Longhorns (7-0) dominated on both ends of the floor. Texas’ defense kept the Lady Bulldogs from getting to the rim and from generating any momentum beyond the arc. And the Longhorns had nearly everything working offensively in their half-court sets and fast-break chances.
Saw the same article and got the same impression.Here's an interesting study in journalism, the recounting of the Texas-Georgia game:
https://www.swishappeal.com/2017/12/4/16732410/texas-georgia-sec-big-12-ncaaw
If you read it in a hurry, you might almost think that Georgia won, instead of the Longhorns. I had to go look at the home page of this sbnation posting to see if it was indeed a Georgia site. No, it's a women's basketball site. I'm sure (?) the author didn't set out to make it so Georgia-centric, but it was weird reading an article so tilted to a team that lost by 28 points.
Here's an interesting study in journalism, the recounting of the Texas-Georgia game:
https://www.swishappeal.com/2017/12/4/16732410/texas-georgia-sec-big-12-ncaaw
If you read it in a hurry, you might almost think that Georgia won, instead of the Longhorns. I had to go look at the home page of this sbnation posting to see if it was indeed a Georgia site. No, it's a women's basketball site. I'm sure (?) the author didn't set out to make it so Georgia-centric, but it was weird reading an article so tilted to a team that lost by 28 points.
Nice win. However...We still haven't played a top team. Georgia is picked to finish eighth in the SEC... In my opinion we will need a full speed Joyner Holmes to have a shot at UConn or to reach the Final Four. I watched the UConn/Notre Dame game, which was terrific basketball. Again in my opinion it was played at a much higher level than our contest. Yes, we will play up to the level of top competition, but we still have a ways to go. Agree with those who want to see more of the freshmen. We need to develop that potential. We may need Rellah Boothe in particular.
I agree... I'm anxious for Joyner to rejoin the team. I'd be very surprised of she isn't working out hard but, as a former player, I can tell you most certainly that you can neither simulate the workouts the rest of the team has been through nor gain the level of conditioning that comes with them. Hopefully she's somewhere tirelessly working on her shot, and spending several hours a day running full court pickup games with guys.I'm not worried about Joyner. I'm excited about her return. Just being realistic that it's going to take a while for her to get up to speed.
One elite player can for sure make the difference between conference champion or runner-up; and, Final Four versus Elite 8.I am also looking forward to Joyner, but one player can't make or break the team.