Coach Jumper
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Diamond, Mercedes, Cierra, Bashaara, Draya, MeMe, Jamie...the list goes on.
Who can forget in Diamond's first year how every player on the team was tweeting "trust the process" every other day as we had our worst season to date -- at that time, of course.
It's become as commonplace as every single team talking about how the chemistry is amazing and so much better than the year prior.
Diamond, Mercedes, Cierra, Bashaara, Draya, MeMe, Jamie...the list goes on.
Who can forget in Diamond's first year how every player on the team was tweeting "trust the process" every other day as we had our worst season to date -- at that time, of course.
It's become as commonplace as every single team talking about how the chemistry is amazing and so much better than the year prior.
Meet Candace Parker who used the doubt and not making the olympic team to get a championship...
You did say never and she said that was her mission and completed it she played out her mind...
Could be wrong, but I don’t think volman is referring to the Lady Vol alumns more broadly. He’s referring to certain players who played for UT during the Warlick era.
I think I see what you’re saying though. When Candace felt disrespected by not receiving an award that she felt she deserved, it motivated her. It wasn’t motivation alone, though. Her motivation translated to her actually proving *on the court* that she’s the best.
What players in recent Lady Vol history can you think of who, when they didn’t receive an award they felt they deserved, or were counted out by poll voters or experts, proved the doubters wrong?
Could be wrong, but I don’t think volman is referring to the Lady Vol alumns more broadly. He’s referring to certain players who played for UT during the Warlick era.
I think I see what you’re saying though. When Candace felt disrespected by not receiving an award that she felt she deserved, it motivated her. It wasn’t motivation alone, though. Her motivated translated to her actually proving *on the court* that she’s the best.
What players in recent Lady Vol history can you think of who, when they didn’t receive an award they felt they deserved, or were counted out by poll voters or experts, proved the doubters wrong?
Then I'm thinking this might not be the thread for you. Mind if we discuss?Pardon me guys, but I don't give a damn what these experts predict....
The realist sees it all, blinders off.he optimist sees the donut, the pessimist sees the hole
I think Mizzou is actually going to be decent this year. Blackwell will be a year better and they have seasoned transfers coming in, notably Shug Dickerson that should make an immediate impact.I'm going
South Carolina
Miss St
Texas A&M
Kentucky
Tennessee
Arkansas
Georgia
LSU
Alabama
Ole Miss
Florida
Missouri
Vandy
Auburn
I have us at 10 and 6 with tiebreaker over Arkansas, even with Kentucky. Have us losing at Miss St and Texas A&M. I have us 7 and 1 at home and 3 and 5 on the road. This could go up or down depending on what kind of play I see from some of our players in the early games.
I think Mizzou is actually going to be decent this year. Blackwell will be a year better and they have seasoned transfers coming in, notably Shug Dickerson that should make an immediate impact.
I forgot the other freshman's name, but she was quite good as well. The transfer Williams from SC gives them much-needed size, which should help their rebounding and interior defense even if she isn't a big time scorer.
Right...Hayley Frank is the one I was thinking of. Her and Blackwell were a great 1-2 punch at the forward spot.
I think you're talking about Hayley Troup, the SC transfer. Great shooter. I don't think she had much of a future at SC, but she's done well for herself at Mizzou.