I think it will be a good game and I actually give us the edge. They were out rebounded by Vandy tonight and they have nowhere near the size we have. Nelson-Ododa will have her hands way full against us. If she gets in any sort of foul trouble they will be dead in the water. She’s going to be forced to play carefully against any team with significant size.
They have no bench and have to count on all 5 starters to score in double figures and stay out of foul trouble. They just don’t have that going on at all right now. Our bench was actually a huge difference maker in the ND game. Contributions from Kamera and KK were the difference in the game. I could picture a similar scenario against UCONN.
I’d take Rennia over Walker any day of the week. She hasn’t impressed me at all during her time at UConn. Depth does matter if injuries or fouls come into play. If their one big girl gets in foul trouble, it’ll be bad news for them. We have a very long way to go and I’m not rooting our horn too loud after the ND win because, well, they’re not very good. If you play with heart, anything can happen.Williams and Walker are both better talents than anyone on Tennessee's roster. They have a significant edge at point guard with Dangerfield's experience. N-O has improved this season. I agree depth is probably their biggest weakness (which is why Geno is crying about EW), but in a single game the depth advantage is overrated. You can argue UConn isn't at the level they have been, but they're still a legitimate top 10 team and a title contender. Tennessee is neither...
A higher draft pick doesn’t equate to a better career...plus your original point didn’t talk about the WNBA. This my friend is what you would call a straw man argument.That's great, but WNBA GM's won't. Unless Davis shows remarkable improvement and a much more consistent motor for the remainder of her college career, Walker will easily be picked ahead of her in the draft...
A higher draft pick doesn’t equate to a better career...plus your original point didn’t talk about the WNBA. This my friend is what you would call a straw man argument.
Scores like that are disgraceful in my opinion. If a team can beat another team like that they shouldn't be playing them!
If they are comparing stats they are taking Rennia Davis. She has been the much more consistent player thus far in their careers.That's great, but WNBA GM's won't. Unless Davis shows remarkable improvement and a much more consistent motor for the remainder of her college career, Walker will easily be picked ahead of her in the draft...