The WBB rankings appear as if no one is watching the games. Unbelievable that both Missouri and Kstate remain unranked! Missouri, with a limited roster, just beat SC! And nearly beat BU! Kstate may have the best player in the country in their team. She sure schooled us.

There's too many "mail in" ballots.

Too many male (in) ballots.

fredbear said:

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The WBB rankings appear as if no one is watching the games. Unbelievable that both Missouri and Kstate remain unranked! Missouri, with a limited roster, just beat SC! And nearly beat BU! Kstate may have the best player in the country in their team. She sure schooled us.

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I agree w/ your statement of Mizzou and KState need to be ranked, but slightly disagree with Ayoka Lee being the best player in the country. She's a big bodied, one dimensional player. We couldn't stop her... this time, but that's the beauty of playing teams twice. I mean... when she played SC she only had 14 and 6. (And they lost as well). Aliyah Boston had 21 and 17. Those that are being CONSIDERED Player Of The Year candidates right now have dominant games and mediocre games. NaLyssa was putting up big numbers until they ran into a hiccup with KState. Some consider her game a "not so good" one but she finished with 12 pts, 7 reb, 3 assists, 2 steals and 2 blocks. I still think we have the Player Of The Year, so don't pass that torch just yet.

Bear-Runner said:

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fredbear said:

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The WBB rankings appear as if no one is watching the games. Unbelievable that both Missouri and Kstate remain unranked! Missouri, with a limited roster, just beat SC! And nearly beat BU! Kstate may have the best player in the country in their team. She sure schooled us.

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I agree w/ your statement of Mizzou and KState need to be ranked, but slightly disagree with Ayoka Lee being the best player in the country. She's a big bodied, one dimensional player. We couldn't stop her... this time, but that's the beauty of playing teams twice. I mean... when she played SC she only had 14 and 6. (And they lost as well). Aliyah Boston had 21 and 17. Those that are being CONSIDERED Player Of The Year candidates right now have dominant games and mediocre games. NaLyssa was putting up big numbers until they ran into a hiccup with KState. Some consider her game a "not so good" one but she finished with 12 pts, 7 reb, 3 assists, 2 steals and 2 blocks. I still think we have the Player Of The Year, so don't pass that torch just yet.

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We may have player of the year, but only if Egbo can stay on the court.

...and play so much better and consistently like she did at the end of last season

Queen clearly was a better player when her role and tasks were defined for her. The list of fired coaches who supposedly had PhD's in x' and o's is a long one.

Collen needs to put her brilliance aside and put Queen and Smith in the paint and run the offense thru them. Quit jacking so many 3's, the bad shots we take 5 seconds into the shot clock with nobody under the basket to rebound are always going to be available. Take some higher % shots. All those quick misses create transition baskets for the other team. Also, don't let a post player score 30
Pts on you. Front and qtr the post. Deny her the ball. Double the post when the ball goes inside make them
Kick the ball out and jack 3's

Bob@Stillwell said:

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Queen clearly was a better player when her role and tasks were defined for her. The list of fired coaches who supposedly had PhD's in x' and o's is a long one.

Collen needs to put her brilliance aside and put Queen and Smith in the paint and run the offense thru them. Quit jacking so many 3's, the bad shots we take 5 seconds into the shot clock with nobody under the basket to rebound are always going to be available. Take some higher % shots. All those quick misses create transition baskets for the other team. Also, don't let a post player score 30
Pts on you. Front and qtr the post. Deny her the ball. Double the post when the ball goes inside make them
Kick the ball out and jack 3's

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Egbo's problem has little to do with x's and o's, but all to do with stupid fouls. And those have nothing to do with the coaching change. Brock and Mulkey had the same problem with her for three years and couldn't do much about it. And with Egbo sitting on the bench 3 minutes into the game with two fouls on defense with reach ins, your brilliant lecture to the head coach isn't worth 2 cents.