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Interesting data on coach’s challenges this season.
Indiana has the 2nd highest percentage of successful challenges at 62%. They also have the 3rd most challenges in the league overall and per game. The teams with more challenges are only successful 48% and 50% of the time. The teams with a higher success rate has about 2/3 as many challenges on the season as Indiana.
They have challenged almost the most calls in the league and gotten almost the highest rate of calls overturned. In fact, only one team has fewer challenges where the video review confirmed the ref’s call as good. And that is a team that has only had 9 challenges on the season. 27 out of 29 challenges by the Fever have some viability to them. The next closest in the league is 22 out of 30 challenges for the Fire.
What does all of this mean? Good indication that Indiana is getting screwed by the refs during live play more than every other team in the league.
Indiana has the 2nd highest percentage of successful challenges at 62%. They also have the 3rd most challenges in the league overall and per game. The teams with more challenges are only successful 48% and 50% of the time. The teams with a higher success rate has about 2/3 as many challenges on the season as Indiana.
They have challenged almost the most calls in the league and gotten almost the highest rate of calls overturned. In fact, only one team has fewer challenges where the video review confirmed the ref’s call as good. And that is a team that has only had 9 challenges on the season. 27 out of 29 challenges by the Fever have some viability to them. The next closest in the league is 22 out of 30 challenges for the Fire.
What does all of this mean? Good indication that Indiana is getting screwed by the refs during live play more than every other team in the league.
That Dijonai defense.
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If I was Caitlin I'd be tempted to casually just show the refs my arms, sans scratches, before the game. Then as I started to get scratched up, with good humor, show the refs what they're missing. Maybe if Caitlin could do it without insulting the refs they might take notice and try to be a little more aware
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The refs only call what they "see." Three blind meeces.If I was Caitlin I'd be tempted to casually just show the refs my arms, sans scratches, before the game. Then as I started to get scratched up, with good humor, show the refs what they're missing. Maybe if Caitlin could do it without insulting the refs they might take notice and try to be a little more aware
They'd probably just give her a T no matter how nice she was about it.If I was Caitlin I'd be tempted to casually just show the refs my arms, sans scratches, before the game. Then as I started to get scratched up, with good humor, show the refs what they're missing. Maybe if Caitlin could do it without insulting the refs they might take notice and try to be a little more aware
Well, one for sure was from one of their bigs who swiped at her arm on that same play I told you guys about where Natasha Cloud was crying to the refs that CC was grabbing her arm......that she was using to grab CC in the first place.
Fever really missing out. Adds a lot of vet leadership to make the Dream’s posts even better.
Lol, yeah, the Fever tried the Bonner experiment. She sucked during her time in Indy.
Lol. Just wasn't the right fit. Wish they would've kept Natasha Howard, she was awesome. But Bonner was just a bad fit and she didn't produce. Her joining Atlanta is about as 'meh' as it gets IMO.
She’s not going to be much of a difference maker.
Caught red handed.Interesting data on coach’s challenges this season.
Indiana has the 2nd highest percentage of successful challenges at 62%. They also have the 3rd most challenges in the league overall and per game. The teams with more challenges are only successful 48% and 50% of the time. The teams with a higher success rate has about 2/3 as many challenges on the season as Indiana.
They have challenged almost the most calls in the league and gotten almost the highest rate of calls overturned. In fact, only one team has fewer challenges where the video review confirmed the ref’s call as good. And that is a team that has only had 9 challenges on the season. 27 out of 29 challenges by the Fever have some viability to them. The next closest in the league is 22 out of 30 challenges for the Fire.
What does all of this mean? Good indication that Indiana is getting screwed by the refs during live play more than every other team in the league.
Of all the teams that would be shameless enough to take Bonner though, I assumed it would be Atlanta.
Washington was more desperate but they're pretty resigned to what they are.
Bri Jones outlook must not be very good.
Idk why Atlanta doesn't lean on Okot and roll with Angel at the 4.
Not when someone literally walks out on the team they're getting paid to play for they don't. Not to mention she was supposedly one of Whites "girls".
Bad fit, I guess. Pretty weird how she walks out on her contract and goes immediately to a rival team with her lover.
Just some good work by some smart marketing companies taking advantage of her exuberance to wear the black hat. This ALL started after the 2023 championship game. For one segment of the population literally anything anti Clark sells....
Still remember the questions at the time she was out. Everyone in the organization went dark.
She doesn't play defense they say
Caitlin is the best player in the league, don't @ me
The anti-CC cabal now includes the NCAA. wow.
Even thought they post about her frequently.
If CC is not included in every post it is a grave injustice.
Got to give the others some credit.The anti-CC cabal now includes the NCAA. wow.
FFS, if that doesn't capture this league perfectly...what does?
Hey you said it, not us. At least you're finally on our side!
ESPN puts Clark as 2nd best player in the league. A’ja 1st, Mitchell 8th, AB 10th, Reese 14th.
www.espn.com
WNBA player rankings: The top 50 players in the league
A'ja Wilson remains No. 1, but where are Caitlin Clark, Napheesa Collier and Angel Reese as the World Cup break nears?
www.espn.com
