03-08-2012, 03:28 PM
Bonnie's stroke is, um, unorthodox? But I finally got to see her shoot free throws, the ball barely settles in her hand, nothing but net. If the coach staff continues to tell her to let it fly, great. Lindy finally nailed a couple, same form and rotation as her many misses, so maybe she's dialing in. I was disappointed that Taylor passed up at least three attempted treys, viewly her percentage is best (early in the season, I think she was deferring her shots to the upperclasswomen).
Ros made a comment during the webcast about the differing maturation time of players. The deadliest Stanford 3-pt shooter since I've been watching is Krista Rappahahn, who sat on the bench until her breakout senior year. Lost in the controversial play when Candice was called for charging into Seimon Augustes is the disallowed shot Krista nailed from the deepest right corner. Five Cardinal can hoist decent attempts from afar; 1.5 get hot, the inside opens up.
Final very encouraging note: Booooothe seemed to move very spryly on her recovered foot.
Now, off to root for U$C to advance to the Pac-12's third bid.
Ros made a comment during the webcast about the differing maturation time of players. The deadliest Stanford 3-pt shooter since I've been watching is Krista Rappahahn, who sat on the bench until her breakout senior year. Lost in the controversial play when Candice was called for charging into Seimon Augustes is the disallowed shot Krista nailed from the deepest right corner. Five Cardinal can hoist decent attempts from afar; 1.5 get hot, the inside opens up.
Final very encouraging note: Booooothe seemed to move very spryly on her recovered foot.
Now, off to root for U$C to advance to the Pac-12's third bid.