Game thread: #15 Lady Vols host Ole Miss, Sun., Feb 16, Noon ET. SECN

After video review, they also called a flagrant on the Ole Miss player for contact after Sam's foul (which I agree was a weak call).
My impression is that these officials along with others are allowing much more physical play this season. Lots of players going to the floor during the game.
 
Ironically, +_ is a not the best measure of a single player. It actually measures how a player does in combination with the other four players on the court.

Given CKC's frequent rotation and the many different combinations she puts on the floor, an individual player's +- includes a random element. For example, maybe in that one minute period when Sam was on the bench, Jewel a couple of 3s and the team got another bucket off a TO. That would greatly inflate the +- for when she was not on the court.

That exact scenario actually crossed my mind in trying to come up with a rational explanation. As well as the opposite, she could have been defending on the other side of the court when that Deans girl hit her 6 threes, then she could have been on the bench when she missed the other 6 threes. It can be a bit random at times and not tied directly to an individual player's performance.
 
After video review, they also called a flagrant on the Ole Miss player for contact after Sam's foul (which I agree was a weak call).
This is one of the calls that bothers plus a blocking call on us that was very weak should have been a charge or no call. The refs are just terrible all around. They call games too tight it kills the flow of the game and inserts the refs way to much. Let the players decide ! Some refs just want to be seen and to show they know more than anyone else. Let the players decide and call it fairly.
 
My impression is that these officials along with others are allowing much more physical play this season. Lots of players going to the floor during the game.

The refs are just terrible all around. They call games too tight it kills the flow of the game and inserts the refs way to much. Let the players decide !
The poor refs. Cannot win. Too much or too little?

As far as players going to the floor, there's a sh*t ton of flopping and flailing going on this year. At least half of the "falls" are flops and pleas for an and one. That's an area I wish they'd really crack down on. The poor refs are struggling enough wo players actively trying to fool them.
 
I agree with you.
That’s the main issue, many of them don’t understand how to let the play on the floor dictate the game.
You’ll always have some folks trying to discredit the impact officials have on games but it’s clearly obvious.
Don’t sign up for it if you expect people not to evaluate your product and push for accountability.
Traveling is traveling. Three officials shouldn’t be standing on the court and not consistently make that call equally on both teams.
Same thing for blocking fouls and charges. It’s either a charge on both teams or not.. can’t call it one way on this end and another way on the other end.
A clear sign is the verticality rule. I don’t know how many times I’ve seen defenders on our team defend the basket with their hands straight up and not initiating contact with the player at the rim. However, more times than not it’s called a blocking foul instead of a non call. This an easy call to make if the officials go off of the rulebook.
Nothing can be said to diminish the negative impact inconsistent officiating is having on the sport.

This is one of the calls that bothers plus a blocking call on us that was very weak should have been a charge or no call. The refs are just terrible all around. They call games too tight it kills the flow of the game and inserts the refs way to much. Let the players decide ! Some refs just want to be seen and to show they know more than anyone else. Let the players decide and call it fairly.
 
The poor refs. Cannot win. Too much or too little?

As far as players going to the floor, there's a sh*t ton of flopping and flailing going on this year. At least half of the "falls" are flops and pleas for an and one. That's an area I wish they'd really crack down on. The poor refs are struggling enough wo players actively trying to fool them.
Who's talking about flops? I'm saying they are going to the floor because they are knocked there and fouls are not being called....on both sides. I'm not dissing the officiating either.
 
Mississippi put up more shots than the LVs 64 to 61; had more rebounds 40 to 33 with every one of that +7 being on the offensive end; had more steals 11 to 10; had fewer turnovers 19 to 20; had 8 3pt shots to our 6 and a better percentage 42% to our 40%. The margins are close, but Coach Caldwell's system did not result in the normal statistical advantages in those areas. I am not being critical. I am excited that they won a game against a quality opponent by 9pts in spite of that. The key stat was the LVs making 57% of their 2 pt shots compared to Missussippi's 33%. That won the game. 18 fouls were called on them and 19 on us, however that led to a lot more free throw attempts for them. We must have been called for a lot of shooting fouls.
The other key was points off of turnovers. LVs won that 24 to 4 despite committing 1 more turnover. Coach Kim said that has been a focus lately is to not lose focus after a mistake but to double down with effort. Clearly this is working. I love this philosophy and her getting buy in with players. In previous years, the points off of turnovers was a major factor in our losses. It is amazing to have one of our worst games this year for turnovers and still have a 20 point advantage on this stat.
 
This is one of the calls that bothers plus a blocking call on us that was very weak should have been a charge or no call. The refs are just terrible all around. They call games too tight it kills the flow of the game and inserts the refs way to much. Let the players decide ! Some refs just want to be seen and to show they know more than anyone else. Let the players decide and call it fairly.
The one that got me was a foul Coop when she made a nice block on an Ole Miss. she was straight with ideal vertical position and just took the ball from a smaller player going for a shot. That play could have been a momentum changer but Ole Miss did not take advantage.

But, this problem has been going on for several years. The players have gotten too fast and physical for the refs. I think half the time they really don't "see" a foul but infer one because they are always step behind or out of position to see the play clearly. Over the course of a season, I would bet the questionable calls even out but, in this game, it did feel that the balance was tipped a bit toward Ole Miss.
 
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Does anyone know where the complete game substitution log is kept? The live stats only shows the last substitutions. I'm wondering what that log looks like beside a traditional substitution log.

The play-by-play on the StatBroadcast page of the game makes note of every sub in the game. It's not a sub log in particular, tho, so you may hav trouble getting what you want out of it.
 
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The other key was points off of turnovers. LVs won that 24 to 4 despite committing 1 more turnover. Coach Kim said that has been a focus lately is to not lose focus after a mistake but to double down with effort. Clearly this is working. I love this philosophy and her getting buy in with players. In previous years, the points off of turnovers was a major factor in our losses. It is amazing to have one of our worst games this year for turnovers and still have a 20 point advantage on this stat.
I agree. And, that led to some layups which is probably one of the reasons the shooting percentage on 2 pt attempts was so high.
 
Same reason we beat UConn, and in reverse the reason we lost some games. And the stat that will dictate how we do in the touneys. For all the fancy systems and analytics, putting the ball in the basket is all that really matters.

Fortunately, the LVs have shot well lately. Sure hope it holds.
Yep. Shooting percentage. That's why Pat and Chamique didn't get that 4th one. Chamique couldn't throw it in the ocean that day.
 
When I saw the Lady Vols in person, Zee is the one that caught me off guard. She's long and quick. I saw glimmers of greatness although the competition wasn't at a high level (Winthrop). She struggles (in my opinion) when she dribbles too much in the lane. I believe she's a capable dribble drive type of player but when they collapse inside she's susceptible swipes at the ball and possible steals.

That jumper at the end of the quarter was pure sweetness.

Go Lady Vols!

But overall I think Ruby is my favorite.
 
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My impression is that these officials along with others are allowing much more physical play this season. Lots of players going to the floor during the game.
the blatant use of the push-off from the ballhandlers is what upsets me,,,the defender can only (legally) touch the defender with the extended hand,,,while the BHer can swipe a hand or body all the way down the court...That and the 180 degree dribble chaps my arse
 
Does anyone know where the complete game substitution log is kept? The live stats only shows the last substitutions. I'm wondering what that log looks like beside a traditional substitution log.
Maybe this will help you out: 121 Substitutions
QTRTIMEIN/OUTPLAYER
Q17:25OUT#0 spear, jewel
Q17:25OUT#55 cooper, talaysia
Q17:25IN#21 darby, tess
Q17:25IN#33 latham, alyssa
Q15:59OUT#2 whitehorn, ruby
Q15:59OUT#7 spencer, samara
Q15:59OUT#21 darby, tess
Q15:59OUT#33 latham, alyssa
Q15:59OUT#53 hollingshead, jillian
Q15:59IN#0 spear, jewel
Q15:59IN#1 puckett, sara
Q15:59IN#4 boyd, kaniya
Q15:59IN#11 spearman, zee
Q15:59IN#55 cooper, talaysia
Q14:51OUT#0 spear, jewel
Q14:51OUT#1 puckett, sara
Q14:51OUT#4 boyd, kaniya
Q14:51OUT#11 spearman, zee
Q14:51OUT#55 cooper, talaysia
Q14:51IN#2 whitehorn, ruby
Q14:51IN#7 spencer, samara
Q14:51IN#21 darby, tess
Q14:51IN#33 latham, alyssa
Q14:51IN#53 hollingshead, jillian
Q14:00OUT#2 whitehorn, ruby
Q14:00OUT#7 spencer, samara
Q14:00OUT#21 darby, tess
Q14:00OUT#33 latham, alyssa
Q14:00OUT#53 hollingshead, jillian
Q14:00IN#0 spear, jewel
Q14:00IN#1 puckett, sara
Q14:00IN#4 boyd, kaniya
Q14:00IN#11 spearman, zee
Q14:00IN#55 cooper, talaysia
Q12:40OUT#0 spear, jewel
Q12:40OUT#1 puckett, sara
Q12:40OUT#4 boyd, kaniya
Q12:40OUT#11 spearman, zee
Q12:40OUT#55 cooper, talaysia
Q12:40IN#2 whitehorn, ruby
Q12:40IN#7 spencer, samara
Q12:40IN#21 darby, tess
Q12:40IN#33 latham, alyssa
Q12:40IN#53 hollingshead, jillian
Q11:44OUT#2 whitehorn, ruby
Q11:44OUT#7 spencer, samara
Q11:44OUT#21 darby, tess
Q11:44OUT#33 latham, alyssa
Q11:44OUT#53 hollingshead, jillian
Q11:44IN#0 spear, jewel
Q11:44IN#1 puckett, sara
Q11:44IN#4 boyd, kaniya
Q11:44IN#11 spearman, zee
Q11:44IN#55 cooper, talaysia
Q10:55OUT#1 puckett, sara
Q10:55OUT#4 boyd, kaniya
Q10:55IN#2 whitehorn, ruby
Q10:55IN#7 spencer, samara
Q210:00OUT#0 spear, jewel
Q210:00OUT#11 spearman, zee
Q210:00OUT#55 cooper, talaysia
Q210:00IN#21 darby, tess
Q210:00IN#33 latham, alyssa
Q210:00IN#53 hollingshead, jillian
Q28:07OUT#2 whitehorn, ruby
Q28:07OUT#7 spencer, samara
Q28:07OUT#21 darby, tess
Q28:07OUT#33 latham, alyssa
Q28:07OUT#53 hollingshead, jillian
Q28:07IN#0 spear, jewel
Q28:07IN#1 puckett, sara
Q28:07IN#4 boyd, kaniya
Q28:07IN#11 spearman, zee
Q28:07IN#55 cooper, talaysia
Q27:15OUT#0 spear, jewel
Q27:15OUT#4 boyd, kaniya
Q27:15OUT#11 spearman, zee
Q27:15OUT#55 cooper, talaysia
Q27:15IN#2 whitehorn, ruby
Q27:15IN#7 spencer, samara
Q27:15IN#21 darby, tess
Q27:15IN#53 hollingshead, jillian
Q26:54OUT#1 puckett, sara
Q26:54IN#33 latham, alyssa
Q26:40OUT#2 whitehorn, ruby
Q26:40OUT#7 spencer, samara
Q26:40OUT#21 darby, tess
Q26:40OUT#33 latham, alyssa
Q26:40OUT#53 hollingshead, jillian
Q26:40IN#0 spear, jewel
Q26:40IN#1 puckett, sara
Q26:40IN#4 boyd, kaniya
Q26:40IN#11 spearman, zee
Q26:40IN#55 cooper, talaysia
Q26:30OUT#1 puckett, sara
Q26:30IN#33 latham, alyssa
Q26:28OUT#33 latham, alyssa
Q26:28IN#7 spencer, samara
Q23:53OUT#0 spear, jewel
Q23:53OUT#4 boyd, kaniya
Q23:53OUT#11 spearman, zee
Q23:53OUT#55 cooper, talaysia
Q23:53IN#2 whitehorn, ruby
Q23:53IN#21 darby, tess
Q23:53IN#33 latham, alyssa
Q23:53IN#53 hollingshead, jillian
Q23:17OUT#33 latham, alyssa
Q23:17IN#55 cooper, talaysia
Q23:02OUT#2 whitehorn, ruby
Q23:02OUT#21 darby, tess
Q23:02OUT#53 hollingshead, jillian
Q23:02IN#0 spear, jewel
Q23:02IN#4 boyd, kaniya
Q23:02IN#11 spearman, zee
Q22:05OUT#0 spear, jewel
Q22:05OUT#7 spencer, samara
Q22:05OUT#11 spearman, zee
Q22:05IN#2 whitehorn, ruby
Q22:05IN#21 darby, tess
Q22:05IN#53 hollingshead, jillian
Q20:49OUT#4 boyd, kaniya
Q20:49OUT#21 darby, tess
Q20:49OUT#53 hollingshead, jillian
Q20:49IN#0 spear, jewel
Q20:49IN#7 spencer, samara
Q20:49IN#11 spearman, zee
Q38:09OUT#0 spear, jewel
Q38:09OUT#11 spearman, zee
Q38:09OUT#55 cooper, talaysia
Q38:09IN#21 darby, tess
Q38:09IN#33 latham, alyssa
Q38:09IN#53 hollingshead, jillian
Q37:34OUT#2 whitehorn, ruby
Q37:34OUT#7 spencer, samara
Q37:34OUT#21 darby, tess
Q37:34OUT#33 latham, alyssa
Q37:34OUT#53 hollingshead, jillian
Q37:34IN#0 spear, jewel
Q37:34IN#1 puckett, sara
Q37:34IN#4 boyd, kaniya
Q37:34IN#11 spearman, zee
Q37:34IN#55 cooper, talaysia
Q36:30OUT#0 spear, jewel
Q36:30OUT#1 puckett, sara
Q36:30OUT#4 boyd, kaniya
Q36:30OUT#11 spearman, zee
Q36:30OUT#55 cooper, talaysia
Q36:30IN#2 whitehorn, ruby
Q36:30IN#7 spencer, samara
Q36:30IN#21 darby, tess
Q36:30IN#33 latham, alyssa
Q36:30IN#53 hollingshead, jillian
Q35:43OUT#2 whitehorn, ruby
Q35:43OUT#7 spencer, samara
Q35:43OUT#21 darby, tess
Q35:43OUT#33 latham, alyssa
Q35:43OUT#53 hollingshead, jillian
Q35:43IN#0 spear, jewel
Q35:43IN#1 puckett, sara
Q35:43IN#4 boyd, kaniya
Q35:43IN#11 spearman, zee
Q35:43IN#55 cooper, talaysia
Q35:12OUT#1 puckett, sara
Q35:12OUT#4 boyd, kaniya
Q35:12IN#2 whitehorn, ruby
Q35:12IN#7 spencer, samara
Q34:36OUT#0 spear, jewel
Q34:36OUT#11 spearman, zee
Q34:36OUT#55 cooper, talaysia
Q34:36IN#1 puckett, sara
Q34:36IN#21 darby, tess
Q34:36IN#53 hollingshead, jillian
Q34:03OUT#2 whitehorn, ruby
Q34:03IN#55 cooper, talaysia
Q33:43OUT#1 puckett, sara
Q33:43OUT#21 darby, tess
Q33:43OUT#53 hollingshead, jillian
Q33:43IN#0 spear, jewel
Q33:43IN#4 boyd, kaniya
Q33:43IN#11 spearman, zee
Q32:22OUT#0 spear, jewel
Q32:22OUT#4 boyd, kaniya
Q32:22OUT#11 spearman, zee
Q32:22IN#1 puckett, sara
Q32:22IN#21 darby, tess
Q32:22IN#53 hollingshead, jillian
Q31:57OUT#1 puckett, sara
Q31:57IN#0 spear, jewel
Q31:49OUT#21 darby, tess
Q31:49OUT#53 hollingshead, jillian
Q31:49IN#4 boyd, kaniya
Q31:49IN#11 spearman, zee
Q410:00OUT#55 cooper, talaysia
Q410:00IN#2 whitehorn, ruby
Q49:03OUT#2 whitehorn, ruby
Q49:03IN#55 cooper, talaysia
Q48:06OUT#0 spear, jewel
Q48:06OUT#4 boyd, kaniya
Q48:06OUT#11 spearman, zee
Q48:06OUT#55 cooper, talaysia
Q48:06IN#2 whitehorn, ruby
Q48:06IN#21 darby, tess
Q48:06IN#33 latham, alyssa
Q48:06IN#53 hollingshead, jillian
Q47:50OUT#33 latham, alyssa
Q47:50IN#55 cooper, talaysia
Q47:18OUT#2 whitehorn, ruby
Q47:18OUT#7 spencer, samara
Q47:18OUT#21 darby, tess
Q47:18OUT#53 hollingshead, jillian
Q47:18IN#0 spear, jewel
Q47:18IN#1 puckett, sara
Q47:18IN#4 boyd, kaniya
Q47:18IN#11 spearman, zee
Q46:45OUT#1 puckett, sara
Q46:45OUT#4 boyd, kaniya
Q46:45OUT#11 spearman, zee
Q46:45OUT#55 cooper, talaysia
Q46:45IN#2 whitehorn, ruby
Q46:45IN#7 spencer, samara
Q46:45IN#21 darby, tess
Q46:45IN#53 hollingshead, jillian
Q45:54OUT#0 spear, jewel
Q45:54OUT#2 whitehorn, ruby
Q45:54OUT#21 darby, tess
Q45:54OUT#53 hollingshead, jillian
Q45:54IN#1 puckett, sara
Q45:54IN#4 boyd, kaniya
Q45:54IN#11 spearman, zee
Q45:54IN#55 cooper, talaysia
Q45:07OUT#1 puckett, sara
Q45:07IN#0 spear, jewel
Q43:57OUT#4 boyd, kaniya
Q43:57OUT#11 spearman, zee
Q43:57IN#21 darby, tess
Q43:57IN#53 hollingshead, jillian
Q42:48OUT#21 darby, tess
Q42:48OUT#53 hollingshead, jillian
Q42:48OUT#55 cooper, talaysia
Q42:48IN#2 whitehorn, ruby
Q42:48IN#4 boyd, kaniya
Q42:48IN#11 spearman, zee
 
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Shout out to Jewell Spear and Zee Spearman! Two of my favorites! Fear Da SPEAR!!!!
Spear has been solid, now Zee is playing on a different level than the first half of the year. Her game has made a big impact on on the team in the post area. We need 1 more strong post defender that rebounds well for next year. Latham has a chance if she can improve like Zee has this year. Got to cut down on the fouls.
 
Maybe this will help you out: 121 Substitutions
QTRTIMEIN/OUTPLAYER
Q17:25OUT#0 spear, jewel
Q17:25OUT#55 cooper, talaysia
Q17:25IN#21 darby, tess
Q17:25IN#33 latham, alyssa
Q15:59OUT#2 whitehorn, ruby
Q15:59OUT#7 spencer, samara
Q15:59OUT#21 darby, tess
Q15:59OUT#33 latham, alyssa
Q15:59OUT#53 hollingshead, jillian
Q15:59IN#0 spear, jewel
Q15:59IN#1 puckett, sara
Q15:59IN#4 boyd, kaniya
Q15:59IN#11 spearman, zee
Q15:59IN#55 cooper, talaysia
Q14:51OUT#0 spear, jewel
Q14:51OUT#1 puckett, sara
Q14:51OUT#4 boyd, kaniya
Q14:51OUT#11 spearman, zee
Q14:51OUT#55 cooper, talaysia
Q14:51IN#2 whitehorn, ruby
Q14:51IN#7 spencer, samara
Q14:51IN#21 darby, tess
Q14:51IN#33 latham, alyssa
Q14:51IN#53 hollingshead, jillian
Q14:00OUT#2 whitehorn, ruby
Q14:00OUT#7 spencer, samara
Q14:00OUT#21 darby, tess
Q14:00OUT#33 latham, alyssa
Q14:00OUT#53 hollingshead, jillian
Q14:00IN#0 spear, jewel
Q14:00IN#1 puckett, sara
Q14:00IN#4 boyd, kaniya
Q14:00IN#11 spearman, zee
Q14:00IN#55 cooper, talaysia
Q12:40OUT#0 spear, jewel
Q12:40OUT#1 puckett, sara
Q12:40OUT#4 boyd, kaniya
Q12:40OUT#11 spearman, zee
Q12:40OUT#55 cooper, talaysia
Q12:40IN#2 whitehorn, ruby
Q12:40IN#7 spencer, samara
Q12:40IN#21 darby, tess
Q12:40IN#33 latham, alyssa
Q12:40IN#53 hollingshead, jillian
Q11:44OUT#2 whitehorn, ruby
Q11:44OUT#7 spencer, samara
Q11:44OUT#21 darby, tess
Q11:44OUT#33 latham, alyssa
Q11:44OUT#53 hollingshead, jillian
Q11:44IN#0 spear, jewel
Q11:44IN#1 puckett, sara
Q11:44IN#4 boyd, kaniya
Q11:44IN#11 spearman, zee
Q11:44IN#55 cooper, talaysia
Q10:55OUT#1 puckett, sara
Q10:55OUT#4 boyd, kaniya
Q10:55IN#2 whitehorn, ruby
Q10:55IN#7 spencer, samara
Q210:00OUT#0 spear, jewel
Q210:00OUT#11 spearman, zee
Q210:00OUT#55 cooper, talaysia
Q210:00IN#21 darby, tess
Q210:00IN#33 latham, alyssa
Q210:00IN#53 hollingshead, jillian
Q28:07OUT#2 whitehorn, ruby
Q28:07OUT#7 spencer, samara
Q28:07OUT#21 darby, tess
Q28:07OUT#33 latham, alyssa
Q28:07OUT#53 hollingshead, jillian
Q28:07IN#0 spear, jewel
Q28:07IN#1 puckett, sara
Q28:07IN#4 boyd, kaniya
Q28:07IN#11 spearman, zee
Q28:07IN#55 cooper, talaysia
Q27:15OUT#0 spear, jewel
Q27:15OUT#4 boyd, kaniya
Q27:15OUT#11 spearman, zee
Q27:15OUT#55 cooper, talaysia
Q27:15IN#2 whitehorn, ruby
Q27:15IN#7 spencer, samara
Q27:15IN#21 darby, tess
Q27:15IN#53 hollingshead, jillian
Q26:54OUT#1 puckett, sara
Q26:54IN#33 latham, alyssa
Q26:40OUT#2 whitehorn, ruby
Q26:40OUT#7 spencer, samara
Q26:40OUT#21 darby, tess
Q26:40OUT#33 latham, alyssa
Q26:40OUT#53 hollingshead, jillian
Q26:40IN#0 spear, jewel
Q26:40IN#1 puckett, sara
Q26:40IN#4 boyd, kaniya
Q26:40IN#11 spearman, zee
Q26:40IN#55 cooper, talaysia
Q26:30OUT#1 puckett, sara
Q26:30IN#33 latham, alyssa
Q26:28OUT#33 latham, alyssa
Q26:28IN#7 spencer, samara
Q23:53OUT#0 spear, jewel
Q23:53OUT#4 boyd, kaniya
Q23:53OUT#11 spearman, zee
Q23:53OUT#55 cooper, talaysia
Q23:53IN#2 whitehorn, ruby
Q23:53IN#21 darby, tess
Q23:53IN#33 latham, alyssa
Q23:53IN#53 hollingshead, jillian
Q23:17OUT#33 latham, alyssa
Q23:17IN#55 cooper, talaysia
Q23:02OUT#2 whitehorn, ruby
Q23:02OUT#21 darby, tess
Q23:02OUT#53 hollingshead, jillian
Q23:02IN#0 spear, jewel
Q23:02IN#4 boyd, kaniya
Q23:02IN#11 spearman, zee
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Q22:05OUT#11 spearman, zee
Q22:05IN#2 whitehorn, ruby
Q22:05IN#21 darby, tess
Q22:05IN#53 hollingshead, jillian
Q20:49OUT#4 boyd, kaniya
Q20:49OUT#21 darby, tess
Q20:49OUT#53 hollingshead, jillian
Q20:49IN#0 spear, jewel
Q20:49IN#7 spencer, samara
Q20:49IN#11 spearman, zee
Q38:09OUT#0 spear, jewel
Q38:09OUT#11 spearman, zee
Q38:09OUT#55 cooper, talaysia
Q38:09IN#21 darby, tess
Q38:09IN#33 latham, alyssa
Q38:09IN#53 hollingshead, jillian
Q37:34OUT#2 whitehorn, ruby
Q37:34OUT#7 spencer, samara
Q37:34OUT#21 darby, tess
Q37:34OUT#33 latham, alyssa
Q37:34OUT#53 hollingshead, jillian
Q37:34IN#0 spear, jewel
Q37:34IN#1 puckett, sara
Q37:34IN#4 boyd, kaniya
Q37:34IN#11 spearman, zee
Q37:34IN#55 cooper, talaysia
Q36:30OUT#0 spear, jewel
Q36:30OUT#1 puckett, sara
Q36:30OUT#4 boyd, kaniya
Q36:30OUT#11 spearman, zee
Q36:30OUT#55 cooper, talaysia
Q36:30IN#2 whitehorn, ruby
Q36:30IN#7 spencer, samara
Q36:30IN#21 darby, tess
Q36:30IN#33 latham, alyssa
Q36:30IN#53 hollingshead, jillian
Q35:43OUT#2 whitehorn, ruby
Q35:43OUT#7 spencer, samara
Q35:43OUT#21 darby, tess
Q35:43OUT#33 latham, alyssa
Q35:43OUT#53 hollingshead, jillian
Q35:43IN#0 spear, jewel
Q35:43IN#1 puckett, sara
Q35:43IN#4 boyd, kaniya
Q35:43IN#11 spearman, zee
Q35:43IN#55 cooper, talaysia
Q35:12OUT#1 puckett, sara
Q35:12OUT#4 boyd, kaniya
Q35:12IN#2 whitehorn, ruby
Q35:12IN#7 spencer, samara
Q34:36OUT#0 spear, jewel
Q34:36OUT#11 spearman, zee
Q34:36OUT#55 cooper, talaysia
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Q48:06IN#33 latham, alyssa
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Thanks, perfect. Is there a link?
 
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Thanks, perfect. Is there a link?
No,,,I do it by going to "live stats",,,setting the tab on "play by play",,,filter teams to TN ...filter plays to "substitutions",,,then go to each period and cut and paste the data in to a spreadsheet, where I can manipulate the data
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then I narrow it down to the data I actually want:
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My occupation was inventory control and data analyst
I did this for three games BC I wanted to know the rate of mass subs per game and their duration (time on the court per subbings)
 
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Spear has been solid, now Zee is playing on a different level than the first half of the year. Her game has made a big impact on on the team in the post area. We need 1 more strong post defender that rebounds well for next year. Latham has a chance if she can improve like Zee has this year. Got to cut down on the fouls.
I becoming a big time fan of OKOT from Mississippi state woundnt mind her at all, looking at nunu agara from stanford those 2 i take in a heartbeat and of course Cunningham from arizona but i prefer somebody who has played in the conference and dont have to get used to the physicality......
 
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Mississippi put up more shots than the LVs 64 to 61; had more rebounds 40 to 33 with every one of that +7 being on the offensive end; had more steals 11 to 10; had fewer turnovers 19 to 20; had 8 3pt shots to our 6 and a better percentage 42% to our 40%. The margins are close, but Coach Caldwell's system did not result in the normal statistical advantages in those areas. I am not being critical. I am excited that they won a game against a quality opponent by 9pts in spite of that. The key stat was the LVs making 57% of their 2 pt shots compared to Missussippi's 33%. That won the game. 18 fouls were called on them and 19 on us, however that led to a lot more free throw attempts for them. We must have been called for a lot of shooting fouls.
I noticed that aberration as well and it did concern me.
We need more shots, more rebounds and fewer TOs than our opponents because we won’t always shoot lights out. I wish Cora would ask CKC about those stats from Ole Miss game.
 

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