STILLBUSTER
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As was Lucy missing 5 straight free throws, which woulda iced it, up 4 or 5.Guyton missing that layup at the end of regulation was costly.
As was Lucy missing 5 straight free throws, which woulda iced it, up 4 or 5.Guyton missing that layup at the end of regulation was costly.
Like you said many times this year, Duke - They're gonna be good but a lot of freshman growing pains. That definitely includes Jan!Let's put Hannah in with 9.9 seconds left in OT
16 points 16 rebounds and she sits tin OT
WTF
Hope not to point of losing people but now is time to circle wagons on the roster and get talent on the floor. Can not squander such a quality roster. Next year, Iowa will have 9 top 100 players at multiple positionsJan is in over her head. From x's and o's to subs, to evaluation of talent. This keeps up Addy enters the portal, along with 2 freshman. Shit show
What's worse about last night is she had started her a couple games ago then took her back out for Kylie... It's mind boggling.Guyton needs to be starting. Like now.
Yes, she missed the layup but she rushed her release because she knew she was out of time.
No one else on that team could have driven and turned the corner like she did.
Jan struggles like Fran in situational basketball.
Fran under coaches and ends games with timeouts in his pocket. Frustrating as hell. Even though Jan has assisted for decades, it is much different when in the spotlight. Tonight she had a strange mix of over AND under coaching. She panicked and grasped with some head scratching substitutions at the end. Wasn’t aware of the foul situation? Should have been disrupting their flow especially that freshman.
There is hope for her, but then again Fran has never gotten better.
At this point this team is a borderline bubble team I would think. At this point I'd be playing the 4 freshmen significantly more and sitting Sydney, Kylie and McCabe a lot more. It's pretty inexcusable to not have played Ava at all. Unless she's hurt and I missed it.
Jan it's paid huge money to make decisions. I do not feel sorry for her at all. Those freshmen have played more high-level basketball than you can even imagine. They all played club ball against elite competition since they were probably 9 or 10 years old. Put them in the game they're the most talented group of girls we've had in ages.I feel for Jan in this. The FR are extremely talented, but aside from Guyton, very raw. The JRs and SRs, up until the last 2 weeks, were playing well against inferior opponents.
I think it's time to fill the rotation with Hannah and Lucy with the FR and let them sink or swim and rotate in upperclassmen some minutes.
Good points. I would start Lucy, Guyton, Stremlow, Hannah, and Heiden. Jan should remember when Monica played and they ran a high post offense. I would rotate the HP Heiden has quick feet and she can see over the top of defenses to throw the ball into hannah. If Hannah is in the high post you look for that high low post pass. Gives you three guards on the perimeter that can hustle rebound and most importantly shoot the three on kickouts.My two/three cents...
There were perhaps a few factors that resulted to a loss against the huskers
They are an experienced team who are very good and well coached
They were a tough out with Caitlin on the floor
Jan is a first-year head coach who is experiencing the difficulty of playing in the
Big Ten and needs more seasoning
Lucy probably was affected by the Vicious forearm Slam to the face in the Tennessee
game, that would have knocked a man OUT
All that said, I have difficulty understanding why Hannah did not play significant minutes
in the OT, WTF
I Really have difficulty understanding Not calling a TO when they were making their comeback
You literally have to stop the momentum and give the players on the floor a chance to rest
Fran does the very same thing, as in the ISU game
Final thought: Why the F... did we miss all those free throws, one more FT in regulation
would have won the game
I would have Every one of the team members shooting free throw for 2/3 hours after
practice, at least 2/3 hours, until they fall to the floor in total exhaustion
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