Every half and the beginning of most games. What does this tell us?Down by 10 after 3 ... Seems like RU starts slow every half.
Not our year ... Team always in a funk.
Who are the 3? I'm guessing Scaife, but drawing a blank on the other 2 underclassmen.Ugggh. A flusher of a season. What would happen if the big 3 bolt to the WNBA?
Well, Kahleah and Rachel are seniors, so they are a non-issue. Regarding Tyler or whoever else you have in mind, WNBA doesn't allow underclassmen to do that (unless they're foreigners, for which there are different rules - strange but true.)Ugggh. A flusher of a season. What would happen if the big 3 bolt to the WNBA?
i can't remember being more disappointed in WBB than i have this season...theirs such a lack of buzz around this team.Mediocre is the word here..Once again a very disappointing performance on the road after previously defeating Minnesota at home.
I would say underachieving , mediocre is just to harsh.i can't remember being more disappointed in WBB than i have this season...theirs such a lack of buzz around this team.Mediocre is the word here..
My feelings exactly....in past yrs we at least could count on WBB to hold up our heads...i'm sorta dumbfounded as i expected some improvement on last yr instead of disappointment.Women's BB has been the standard bearer for quality and consistency for the last thirty years first under Theresa Grentz and now under C. Vivian Stringer. Unfortunately, we are seeing an underachieving team this season and I believe a lot of that has to do with losing our leader from last year, Betnijah Laney. She was not only a leader on the floor but in the locker room. We don't seem to have that person this year and that's what's created IMO this vacuum of consistency and leadership. I thought with nucleus of Scaife, Hollivay, Canty and Copper we would be just as good if not better from last season. To say this season is a disappointment is an understatement. But the women's program has always been the shining light in the majority of athletic programs men or women at Rutgers. Let's hope they can regain their mojo for the rest of the season and make the tourney, although right now, that could be very tough.
This team is underachieving based on talent. I question how much is due to having an all new supporting cast of assistant coaches. Quite a few posters over the last few years have wanted new blood (non CVS coached players) to fill the assistant coaching positions, feeling it might give us a more offensive minded team. I admit, that thought had crossed my mind as well, though I did not want a forced wholesale departure of her assistants at the same time. Although a nucleus of these players have played together for several years, they are all adjusting to the new assistants. As a counter point, look at the teams our former assistants went to. Georgia (Chelsea) who are overachieving under a new coaching staff, Miami, (Tia) who are playing well this year and should get an NCAA bid and St John's (Tasha) who beat us and are 3rd in the Big East with a 16-6 record. Sometimes I wonder if we would be winning more games this year if we hadn't changed the coaches.Women's BB has been the standard bearer for quality and consistency for the last thirty years first under Theresa Grentz and now under C. Vivian Stringer. Unfortunately, we are seeing an underachieving team this season and I believe a lot of that has to do with losing our leader from last year, Betnijah Laney. She was not only a leader on the floor but in the locker room. We don't seem to have that person this year and that's what's created IMO this vacuum of consistency and leadership. I thought with nucleus of Scaife, Hollivay, Canty and Copper we would be just as good if not better from last season. To say this season is a disappointment is an understatement. But the women's program has always been the shining light in the majority of athletic programs men or women at Rutgers. Let's hope they can regain their mojo for the rest of the season and make the tourney, although right now, that could be very tough.
All really good points. Believe me, this has crossed my mind too. I think we both can admit, something is off this year and it's not just talent. The chemistry between players and coaches seem skewed. Can we turn it around before the season's tourneys begin? Yes. But it won't be easy especially if we want to make the NCAA"s. I feel right now with the way we're playing we may be NIT bound.This team is underachieving based on talent. I question how much is due to having an all new supporting cast of assistant coaches. Quite a few posters over the last few years have wanted new blood (non CVS coached players) to fill the assistant coaching positions, feeling it might give us a more offensive minded team. I admit, that thought had crossed my mind as well, though I did not want a forced wholesale departure of her assistants at the same time. Although a nucleus of these players have played together for several years, they are all adjusting to the new assistants. As a counter point, look at the teams our former assistants went to. Georgia (Chelsea) who are overachieving under a new coaching staff, Miami, (Tia) who are playing well this year and should get an NCAA bid and St John's (Tasha) who beat us and are 3rd in the Big East with a 16-6 record. Sometimes I wonder if we would be winning more games this year if we hadn't changed the coaches.