***CC22 and the Fever mega thread***

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I used to think AR's problems stemmed from a lack of coordination or not maintaining eye contact with the rim throughout the shot, but now I wonder if she's focusing too much on "Me" and the moment, rather than just the play at hand. :unsure: She even talked about overthinking too many times.
Yes, her "brain" gets in the way of a lot of things..........
 

whynot?

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Ahhh, ESPN, the same organization that employs “reporters” who stated CC should be benched for Raven, and another who said she wasn’t a top 4 guard in the league.

Those 3 bitches really struggle to compliment CC’s game without a follow up dig…it’s every game. But yesterday, when AR herself she was playing like **** at half, McNutt was praising her 3/10 performance like she was Kevin Garnett. They are the worst in studio analysts I’ve ever heard and there’s no close 2nd. You can’t deny the bias.
Mcnutt is a racist hack, everyone knows it , her employer doesn’t challenge her because it’s Disney/ABC, the most woke company in America.
 

SoonerBeAHawk

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I've watched basketball for a looong time, but I don't know if I've ever noticed defense being played like I've seen in the W.

With the Fever you'll see Caitlin, or Sophie, or Lexie, or Kelsey ... defending on the perimeter with their backs toward the opposite sideline. If you're defending someone without the ball shouldn't your back generally be towards the baseline so you can always see the ball and your player??? I think it was Sophie recently who gave up a straight-line drive to the hoop defending out of position like this.

I don't get it, am I missing something? 🤔
 

Hawksfor3

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I've watched basketball for a looong time, but I don't know if I've ever noticed defense being played like I've seen in the W.

With the Fever you'll see Caitlin, or Sophie, or Lexie, or Kelsey ... defending on the perimeter with their backs toward the opposite sideline. If you're defending someone without the ball shouldn't your back generally be towards the baseline so you can always see the ball and your player??? I think it was Sophie recently who gave up a straight-line drive to the hoop defending out of position like this.

I don't get it, am I missing something? 🤔
You're right. "Coach" talks about that all the time. Back to the baseline so you can see ball and man, ready to slide your feet. During a recent broadcast, Lobo actually praised a defender whose back was to the sideline. That player gave up a drive to the basket, if I recall correctly. SMH.
 
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Kceasthawk@77

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Golden St is beating Dallas 44-28 at half


They've got Paige locked up. She's 1/7 (2 points) 1 reb, 1 assist snd 3 turnovers.
Golden St is beating Dallas 44-28 at half


They've got Paige locked up. She's 1/7 (2 points) 1 reb, 1 assist snd 3 turnovers.
The Valkaries play some defense. They always seem to make it hard on the Fever....
 

Hawksfor3

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No it didn't. It evened the series at 2-2. Not sure what the other tie breakers would be. If its points/GM Indy will be hard to beat....
This is what I referred to. You're right, the series is tied. Like you, I'm not sure either how they figure this up.


4. Indiana Fever (23-12) ⬆️

  • Last Week: 5
  • This Week: Tue. at TOR, Thu. at DAL, Sat. at NYL, Sun. at CHI
Indiana’s win in Atlanta on Sunday prevented the Dream from securing the head-to-head tiebreaker over the Fever. This week, the tables turn, as Indiana has two chances to lock up head-to-head tiebreakers — Thursday in Dallas (series is tied 1-1, winner takes series) and Saturday in New York (Fever lead the series 2-1 ahead of final matchup of season). The Fever, who have won four straight and nine of their last 11, can bolster their playoff position with wins in these key games.
 

Kceasthawk@77

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This is what I referred to. You're right, the series is tied. Like you, I'm not sure either how they figure this up.


4. Indiana Fever (23-12) ⬆️

  • Last Week: 5
  • This Week: Tue. at TOR, Thu. at DAL, Sat. at NYL, Sun. at CHI
Indiana’s win in Atlanta on Sunday prevented the Dream from securing the head-to-head tiebreaker over the Fever. This week, the tables turn, as Indiana has two chances to lock up head-to-head tiebreakers — Thursday in Dallas (series is tied 1-1, winner takes series) and Saturday in New York (Fever lead the series 2-1 ahead of final matchup of season). The Fever, who have won four straight and nine of their last 11, can bolster their playoff position with wins in these key games.
Good info on upcoming games. Everyone of these games will matter for seeding....
 
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Hawksfor3

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What I could find.

Teams are seeded No. 1 through No. 8 based on regular-season record.

What if there are tiebreakers?​

The first playoff tiebreaker is decided by comparing the head-to-head record among tied teams. The team with the better record against the other tied team gets the advantage.

If two teams are still tied, the team with the better winning percentage against all teams that finished the season with a .500 or better record gets the higher seed..

Still a tie? The point differential in head-to-head games decides the edge.

If more than two teams are tied, then as many teams will be eliminated at each step. As soon as one or more teams are eliminated at any step, the process must begin again from the first step, according to the WNBA.
 

Legend12

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I've watched basketball for a looong time, but I don't know if I've ever noticed defense being played like I've seen in the W.

With the Fever you'll see Caitlin, or Sophie, or Lexie, or Kelsey ... defending on the perimeter with their backs toward the opposite sideline. If you're defending someone without the ball shouldn't your back generally be towards the baseline so you can always see the ball and your player??? I think it was Sophie recently who gave up a straight-line drive to the hoop defending out of position like this.

I don't get it, am I missing something? 🤔

It depends on where the ball is.
 
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