Just watch the ND Maryland game and you have the plan how to stop Obo. She was the worst player on the floor that night, per the Notre Dame blog. Agree we need more sturdy bigs in the future, but Obo is not one of the reasons why. For reasons I don't understrand, we just didn't follow the same game plan as Maryland and others.
I'd especially agree if by "great athlete" you mean a quick athlete. Lots of ways to be great, quickness isn't the only one. Caroline is great because of her focus, courage, and skills. Allie looks like that to me. Paige also isn't super quick either. Not compared to MoJeff, for example.
She's one of the seemingly countless recruits who started watching UConn games in her preteens and Dad, God bless him, fed that addiction as the article details. It's almost not fair ... he he he.Maggie Vanoni has a new article on Allie.
Ziebell’s trip to Storrs was the ultimate factor in her saying yes to UConn.
"The people there are really great. The coaching staff is awesome," she said. "I know I’d get better there for sure. And I think the biggest thing is you get to be a part of something bigger than yourself and win as a team, so I think that’s the best thing ever."
One by one she contacted the other schools that had recruited her to tell them thank you, but no. She had narrowed down her list to six schools (UConn, Tennessee, Stanford, North Carolina, Indiana and Oklahoma), yet she knew wanted to be a Husky.
Meet UConn women's Class of 2024 commit Allie Ziebell
Allie Ziebell is UConn women's basketball's first commit of the Class of 2024. Here's what you need to know about the future Husky.www.ctinsider.com
perhaps ketia
Now all I think about is at what point will she go down with an ACL? I can't get excited anymore. It almost seems as though we never even got to see Paige play. And only a tidbit of AZZI. Ice Brady was a big thrill to sign, also. And what have we seen of her? I think we should stop announcing anything. I know. It's just me. Bah. Humbug.
No one is quick compared to MoJeff. Paige is very quick for a guard, which shows both in her stellar defense and also in her ability to get a shot off against any defense at any time.
Yes, being timely has never been a strength. It took them a year or more to recognize that Caroline was not 5-10 for example. I doubt if either of those scenarios would have happened with the men's recruits. Women's recruiting is not a very high priority for them IMO, and in fairness there are few places where it is.
I loved ALLIE'S comment: "It's not just a one-person game".!!!! I think I go out and startMaggie Vanoni has a new article on Allie.
Ziebell’s trip to Storrs was the ultimate factor in her saying yes to UConn.
"The people there are really great. The coaching staff is awesome," she said. "I know I’d get better there for sure. And I think the biggest thing is you get to be a part of something bigger than yourself and win as a team, so I think that’s the best thing ever."
One by one she contacted the other schools that had recruited her to tell them thank you, but no. She had narrowed down her list to six schools (UConn, Tennessee, Stanford, North Carolina, Indiana and Oklahoma), yet she knew wanted to be a Husky.
Meet UConn women's Class of 2024 commit Allie Ziebell
Allie Ziebell is UConn women's basketball's first commit of the Class of 2024. Here's what you need to know about the future Husky.
We have some good "BIGS" in the pipeline: 6'4" Jana and currently ICE at 6'3". I think
Nice "Congrats." Allie Ziebell = A.Z. Say those letters out loud quickly! = AZZIE!
They have an obligation to prevent fans of other schools from Traums.
"Traums" being a whole slew of trauma symptoms.
Thanks!
I sure can!
One of my 3 all-time (for the short time I've been a UConn wbb fan) favorites (Kiah Stokes and Breanna Stewart).
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