ReelfootVol
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Holly? Did it work before? The one thing that hasn't changed, we still need someone who can push the right buttons and say the right things to the kids when they need itLosing her starting spot just might be exactly what she needs.
I was told by Coach Jumper I would need fries with my crow after UT would defeat South Carolina. What is coach eating for breakfast? Anyone that engrossed or into coaching would know UT wasnt going to beat South Carolina on the road. Losing to an average Texas team at home, barely beating LSU and Alabama would be quite obvious the outcome of UT South Carolina. What's next UT will be in the title game? Alabama beat Ole Miss by 1. Its laughable Coach Jumper would even admit UT would beat Sourh Carolina on the road, when UT hasnt beat anyone worth a damn on the road.
Holly? Did it work before? The one thing that hasn't changed, we still need someone who can push the right buttons and say the right things to the kids when they need it
I am a realist. But I'm also a coach. And I'll tell my teams what they need to hear. It's up to couch coaches you tell them what everybody else is saying
It seems like they are playing not to lose instead of playing to win the games.
IMO it's the opposite. They are reckless and need to dial it back and be more risk-averse. Slow down just a bit on the fast break; don't go faster than your brain can think. Take the jumper instead of driving into a double team. Drive, kick and rotate for open 3s. And for the love of Pete, quit forcing the ball into posts that won't fight for the ball.
Probably should not make a prediction that is only based on what you hope happens. Sometimes you need to be a little pragmatic about it.
To be fair to the post players a lot of the passes are just forced and awful.
I hear you but it seems like on most of them the post has the defender on their back, ball gets tossed in, defender pokes it out. Drives me nuts; grab the ball, move your body, extend your arms, don't expect that the defender is just going to hang-out back there. It's bad enough that if I were a guard, I would not throw it into the low post.
In this fans eyes, Key grew up a lot yesterday....She and Boston battled under the basket like the two giants they are....It was great theater....It was Boston that left the game injured, not Key...
A few more games like this and Key may actually become a basketball player, not just an athlete wearing a basketball uniform...Nine blocks, in that atmosphere, was huge. Bully for Ms.Key!
I agree. Considering the competition, it was Key's best stat line of the season. Not many points for the point chasers, but she did her job inside.
can someone correct me if i`m wrong Boston is 6-5 and i notice when her and Key stood right next to each other Key looked to have a few inches on her. There is no way Key should be listed at 6-5 you think ?
What I said wasn't just the only reason but they do play not to lose. Just like Uconn has been doing all year until the 2nd half against the Lady Vols.IMO it's the opposite. They are reckless and need to dial it back and be more risk-averse. Slow down just a bit on the fast break; don't go faster than your brain can think. Take the jumper instead of driving into a double team. Drive, kick and rotate for open 3s. And for the love of Pete, quit forcing the ball into posts that won't fight for the ball.
IMO it's the opposite. They are reckless and need to dial it back and be more risk-averse. Slow down just a bit on the fast break; don't go faster than your brain can think. Take the jumper instead of driving into a double team. Drive, kick and rotate for open 3s. And for the love of Pete, quit forcing the ball into posts that won't fight for the ball.
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Jump, what you are failing to consider is that on a message board for (mostly) well-informed fans, your super-confident prediction that the Lady Vols were going to beat #1 South Carolina on the road by 10 points served only to hurt your credibility.
On this platform, if you want folks here to think you know anything at all about sports and the athletes who play them, then you may want to find a way to sound super supportive and hopeful without also sounding like you may actually be totally blind and haven’t actually seen any of the teams play.
I understand your “coaches have to project confidence for their players’ sake” schtick. But we’re not the players. If you come to a message board sounding certain that your middle school team is going to beat Team USA, it makes people think, “If he’s so certain about THAT, what ELSE is this guy delusional about? Can we really trust ANYthing he says?”
Do you understand where I’m coming from, Jumper? There’s gotta be some middle-ground there, man! I’m not suggesting you become Dirge_Vol II, but sheesh. Mind your credibility!
I enjoy Coach Jumpers posts and his perspective. I will say predicting a 10 point win AT Carolina was just silly...especially with THIS LV team. I am perplexed at how some of these lady's were highly touted. It must be due to being tall and somewhat athletic...cuz they all look so gawd awful bad at basketball....except for Rennia. KK? Dear Lord....and these brainless turnovers. Not sure if Kellie is telling them to force the ball into the post with triple coverage...but the shear amount of UNFORCED turnovers is shocking. They look like they would throw it away even if they were 5 on 1. I like Kellie though. Its hard to dislike her. Just her demeanor and presence is a breath of fresh air from Holly.