11-17-2017, 11:33 PM
It's all been said above. That was 2 hours of my life I would not wish to relive. Carrington was the bright spot, especially the boards. She did not shoot a good percentage when all was said and done, though. And too many TOs by her, well, by everyone, really. But she was our most aggressive and successful player on offense. I think we will need to play better against Bakersfield or that could turn into a bit of trouble. The offense is a struggle now. We often had four players on the floor with very little playing experience (Romano, Carrington, Coffee, etc.) or frosh, with only one player I would call experienced.Â

