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Doggy's Doghouse 11/30/17
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I watched the first half of the Notre Dame/Michigan game before leaving for bowling.
The Irish had a 9 point lead at the half behind 20 points from Owunbowale. She was hot from the outside, going 4-6 on threes. She came into this game under 30% from deep. But you knew she would eventually have a hot game.
Notre Dame made a change in their starting lineup with Westbeld replacing Stanford transfer Thompson.
More later after bowling!!!
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Well, I predicted yesterday that UConn fans would be besides themselves on the second half performance against Nevada. Here are a few comments -
"Unlike past UConn teams, this is not a team that is searching for perfection. Its performance is so far from perfect that you might say that during the second half of games, it is searching for above average."
Geeze, how can you say they are not searching for perfection? I don't even know what that means.
"They rely less on the extra pass and more on kicking it out to the three-point shooter, who may or may not be on target. If it's Kia, no problem. Otherwise, the results are not very pretty. Their defense gets sloppy and forget about pinpoint passes."
Well, that is just bullshit. They are averaging 64% on assists per basket. Last year was 71%. But that was including all the weak teams in the AAC and the early NCAA games. They are also averaging 38% on threes. And that is without Katie Lou.
"And right now, this team spends a lot of time getting by on talent -- who they are, rather than how they play."
I'll call bullshit on that comment too. They have played really well.
"They continue to struggle with their half court offense and defense while winning convincingly. Seem to be a lot more cohesive last year."
Disagree with that. Considering the tough early schedule, I think they have looked great both offensively and defensively.
They are averaging 86 and giving up 58 against 5 ranked teams and a pretty good Nevada team (watch them, they play really well). The opponents are shooting 35% from the field and 29% on threes. Nothing wrong with that defensive effort.
UConn fans are the only ones that will complain about being 6-0 and winning by an average of 28 points per game without what is arguably their best player and three point shooter. Silly.
Well, I predicted yesterday that UConn fans would be besides themselves on the second half performance against Nevada. Here are a few comments -
"Unlike past UConn teams, this is not a team that is searching for perfection. Its performance is so far from perfect that you might say that during the second half of games, it is searching for above average."
Geeze, how can you say they are not searching for perfection? I don't even know what that means.
"They rely less on the extra pass and more on kicking it out to the three-point shooter, who may or may not be on target. If it's Kia, no problem. Otherwise, the results are not very pretty. Their defense gets sloppy and forget about pinpoint passes."
Well, that is just bullshit. They are averaging 64% on assists per basket. Last year was 71%. But that was including all the weak teams in the AAC and the early NCAA games. They are also averaging 38% on threes. And that is without Katie Lou.
"And right now, this team spends a lot of time getting by on talent -- who they are, rather than how they play."
I'll call bullshit on that comment too. They have played really well.
"They continue to struggle with their half court offense and defense while winning convincingly. Seem to be a lot more cohesive last year."
Disagree with that. Considering the tough early schedule, I think they have looked great both offensively and defensively.
They are averaging 86 and giving up 58 against 5 ranked teams and a pretty good Nevada team (watch them, they play really well). The opponents are shooting 35% from the field and 29% on threes. Nothing wrong with that defensive effort.
UConn fans are the only ones that will complain about being 6-0 and winning by an average of 28 points per game without what is arguably their best player and three point shooter. Silly.
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By David in Naples!!!!!
One of the strangest stats of the Nevada game was the number of players with better accuracy from 3 point range than in closer. For example, Kia Nurse was 8-8 from three range, but 0nly 1-2 from in close. One would think the closer to the basket, the easier the shot. 
The rest of the Huskies did not have that problem. Pheesa was 0-3 from long range, Z was 0-2 and Crystal was 1-4. Only Kyla matched Kia's perfection going 1-1 from beyond the arc.
The rest of the Huskies did not have that problem. Pheesa was 0-3 from long range, Z was 0-2 and Crystal was 1-4. Only Kyla matched Kia's perfection going 1-1 from beyond the arc.Nevada's little guard, Camariah King, was brilliant from way beyond the arc, making 5 of 6 threes. In close, not so good at 0-5. She even struggled at the free throw stripe with no defense and plenty of time to shoot, missing badly and going 0-2. Gabby's longtime friend, T Moe, had a bad shooting night from three and in closer. She was 1-4 from outside the arc and only 1-6 inside it.
One possible explanation is the farther from the basket a player shoots, the less traffic or defense there is to throw off the shot. King had six very clear looks at the basket and made 5 of them. In Kia's case, she was just "en fuego" and would have hit from the locker room if she tried.
Go Huskies..!!
P.S. - Despite the halftime lead narrowing later in the game, UConn "won" the 4th quarter, for the first time, all year by 17-13.
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UCONN LINKS
Four Huskies Named to the "Wade Watch" List UConn Team Site
Calipari Joins Auriemma on Latest UConn Podcast Patch
Call to Seton Hall helped get UConn's Gabby Williams home Carl Adamec
Six UConn players named to Naismith watch list Jim Fuller
WCBB Top 25 Results
Upsets in RED
3 Notre Dame 22 Michigan
6 Mississippi State Louisiana
13 Florida State Iowa
15 Maryland Virginia
25 Villanova Princeton
3 Notre Dame 22 Michigan
6 Mississippi State Louisiana
13 Florida State Iowa
15 Maryland Virginia
25 Villanova Princeton
Rankings and RPI Sites
Last years sites (Updates soon)
Last years sites (Updates soon)
Message Boards
UConn Territory - The best UConn women's message board ever!!!
College Fans Only - WCBB board where no holds are barred
Vol Nation - Tennessee women's basketball board
CockyTalk - The upstart South Carolina women's basketball board
ND Nation - Notre Dame women's basketball board
Rebkell - WCBB for everyone that thinks they are smarter than everyone else
Videos
UCONN Information
I'm always open for suggestions. Just please reply to this blog or email me at:
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I watched the first half of the Notre Dame/Michigan game before leaving for bowling.
The Irish had a 9 point lead at the half behind 20 points from Owunbowale. She was hot from the outside, going 4-6 on threes. She came into this game under 30% from deep. But you knew she would eventually have a hot game.
Notre Dame made a change in their starting lineup with Westbeld replacing Stanford transfer Thompson.
More later after bowling!!!
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Well, I predicted yesterday that UConn fans would be besides themselves on the second half performance against Nevada. Here are a few comments -
"Unlike past UConn teams, this is not a team that is searching for perfection. Its performance is so far from perfect that you might say that during the second half of games, it is searching for above average."
Geeze, how can you say they are not searching for perfection? I don't even know what that means.
"They rely less on the extra pass and more on kicking it out to the three-point shooter, who may or may not be on target. If it's Kia, no problem. Otherwise, the results are not very pretty. Their defense gets sloppy and forget about pinpoint passes."
Well, that is just bullshit. They are averaging 64% on assists per basket. Last year was 71%. But that was including all the weak teams in the AAC and the early NCAA games. They are also averaging 38% on threes. And that is without Katie Lou.
"And right now, this team spends a lot of time getting by on talent -- who they are, rather than how they play."
I'll call bullshit on that comment too. They have played really well.
"They continue to struggle with their half court offense and defense while winning convincingly. Seem to be a lot more cohesive last year."
Disagree with that. Considering the tough early schedule, I think they have looked great both offensively and defensively.
They are averaging 86 and giving up 58 against 5 ranked teams and a pretty good Nevada team (watch them, they play really well). The opponents are shooting 35% from the field and 29% on threes. Nothing wrong with that defensive effort.
UConn fans are the only ones that will complain about being 6-0 and winning by an average of 28 points per game without what is arguably their best player and three point shooter. Silly.
Well, I predicted yesterday that UConn fans would be besides themselves on the second half performance against Nevada. Here are a few comments -
"Unlike past UConn teams, this is not a team that is searching for perfection. Its performance is so far from perfect that you might say that during the second half of games, it is searching for above average."
Geeze, how can you say they are not searching for perfection? I don't even know what that means.
"They rely less on the extra pass and more on kicking it out to the three-point shooter, who may or may not be on target. If it's Kia, no problem. Otherwise, the results are not very pretty. Their defense gets sloppy and forget about pinpoint passes."
Well, that is just bullshit. They are averaging 64% on assists per basket. Last year was 71%. But that was including all the weak teams in the AAC and the early NCAA games. They are also averaging 38% on threes. And that is without Katie Lou.
"And right now, this team spends a lot of time getting by on talent -- who they are, rather than how they play."
I'll call bullshit on that comment too. They have played really well.
"They continue to struggle with their half court offense and defense while winning convincingly. Seem to be a lot more cohesive last year."
Disagree with that. Considering the tough early schedule, I think they have looked great both offensively and defensively.
They are averaging 86 and giving up 58 against 5 ranked teams and a pretty good Nevada team (watch them, they play really well). The opponents are shooting 35% from the field and 29% on threes. Nothing wrong with that defensive effort.
UConn fans are the only ones that will complain about being 6-0 and winning by an average of 28 points per game without what is arguably their best player and three point shooter. Silly.
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By David in Naples!!!!!
One of the strangest stats of the Nevada game was the number of players with better accuracy from 3 point range than in closer. For example, Kia Nurse was 8-8 from three range, but 0nly 1-2 from in close. One would think the closer to the basket, the easier the shot. The rest of the Huskies did not have that problem. Pheesa was 0-3 from long range, Z was 0-2 and Crystal was 1-4. Only Kyla matched Kia's perfection going 1-1 from beyond the arc.
The rest of the Huskies did not have that problem. Pheesa was 0-3 from long range, Z was 0-2 and Crystal was 1-4. Only Kyla matched Kia's perfection going 1-1 from beyond the arc.Nevada's little guard, Camariah King, was brilliant from way beyond the arc, making 5 of 6 threes. In close, not so good at 0-5. She even struggled at the free throw stripe with no defense and plenty of time to shoot, missing badly and going 0-2. Gabby's longtime friend, T Moe, had a bad shooting night from three and in closer. She was 1-4 from outside the arc and only 1-6 inside it.
One possible explanation is the farther from the basket a player shoots, the less traffic or defense there is to throw off the shot. King had six very clear looks at the basket and made 5 of them. In Kia's case, she was just "en fuego" and would have hit from the locker room if she tried.
Go Huskies..!!
P.S. - Despite the halftime lead narrowing later in the game, UConn "won" the 4th quarter, for the first time, all year by 17-13.
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UCONN LINKS
Four Huskies Named to the "Wade Watch" List UConn Team Site
Calipari Joins Auriemma on Latest UConn Podcast Patch
Call to Seton Hall helped get UConn's Gabby Williams home Carl Adamec
Six UConn players named to Naismith watch list Jim Fuller
WCBB Top 25 Results
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UCONN Information
Upsets in RED
3 Notre Dame 22 Michigan
6 Mississippi State Louisiana
13 Florida State Iowa
15 Maryland Virginia
25 Villanova Princeton
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3 Notre Dame 22 Michigan
6 Mississippi State Louisiana
13 Florida State Iowa
15 Maryland Virginia
25 Villanova Princeton
Rankings and RPI Sites
Last years sites (Updates soon)
Last years sites (Updates soon)
Message Boards
UConn Territory - The best UConn women's message board ever!!!
College Fans Only - WCBB board where no holds are barred
Vol Nation - Tennessee women's basketball board
CockyTalk - The upstart South Carolina women's basketball board
ND Nation - Notre Dame women's basketball board
Rebkell - WCBB for everyone that thinks they are smarter than everyone else
Videos
UCONN Information
I'm always open for suggestions. Just please reply to this blog or email me at:
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