ShortyMac10
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Replay of that Kentucky game in the first half. I think on our first 25 shots we were hitting 9 percent from the field and the score was 25 to 10.. So lost it early came all the way back to take a three point lead then again poor offense and a lot of turnovers on crucila possessions.I was at the parade now it’s over I look at my phone now how tf we lose on sr day?!?!?
Agree, haven’t seen the presser but hoping she lets the staff take some accountability for this one.I feel like the team just seems drained. Intellectually, emotionally and physically running on empty.
IMO there has not been a team in the SEC who has had to absorb bigger upheavals than the LVs this year.
I hope when we see CKCs after game presser she does not repeat the “who wanted it more” etc. speech. To me, everyone including the staff, needs to touch some grass, take a quick mental vacation and prepare for the “new”season. Further hammering the team at this point would be counterproductive.
I’m surprised the SEC or NCAA don’t require teams to play the same number of games.
It seems that with the number of people in attendance, along with the number of televised games, our girls could sustain their own revenue. Not sure if that’s the case.
Every player in the NCAA right now was the sameish age for covid and other coaches coach hard and not all are imploding. CKC's "focus" comment is another bead crumb that there are "issues" behind the scenes. The substitution pattern has been the same all year, the general approach has been the same, but something else has changed. The team is clearly off kilter. Hope whatever "it" is can be cleaned up this week, and hope Cooper's injury isn't serious. She grabbed the back of the bottom of her leg, for her sake please please don't let it be an AchillesMaybe not really related, but perhaps, I thought it was interesting in today's post-game, Kim said that every single player was locked in and focused on the game plan against UConn, whereas towards the end of the season there might be some players "focused on the wrong things" - I don't really know what that means (could mean looking ahead to the NCAAs, hopefully doesn't mean thinking about/planning on transferring), but I know loss of focus (and brain fog) is a common thing that's come up in relation to lockdowns/COVID infections.
Thank you.Old miss is 18-9 they're on SEC now playing LSU
18+9= 27
I believe Coach is. No excuses of effort and focus but anyone who has coached very competitive team sports knows how hard it is to find these kind of competitors. Case in point. Getting embarrassed Thursday then coming out and playing like they did in 1st half. Truly players who hate to lose would have played better in 1st half instead of thinking it's GA we will Win.One of the saner post-mortems on today's game.
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Possibly related: Educators have recognized in all age groups of students who went through the lockdowns a variety of ways that they differ from the norms (none of them described as "stronger" or "better"). I've been wondering if or how those differences might show up in athletics.
I don't have a hypothesis here, I'm just wondering if coaches might be encountering some anomalies with their current rosters. If anyone has read anything on this topic, please share.
Every player in the NCAA right now was the sameish age for covid and other coaches coach hard and not all are imploding. CKC's "focus" comment is another bead crumb that there are "issues" behind the scenes. The substitution pattern has been the same all year, the general approach has been the same, but something else has changed. The team is clearly off kilter. Hope whatever "it" is can be cleaned up this week, and hope Cooper's injury isn't serious. She grabbed the back of the bottom of her leg, for her sake please please don't let it be an Achilles![]()