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Post by Werebeaver on Mar 12, 2020 21:52:57 GMT -8
What a debut season. In the Rueck era there haven’t been too many Freshmen who’ve contributed as much as Taylor did this year. Excited to see just how good she can get.
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Post by Tigardbeav on Mar 12, 2020 22:00:54 GMT -8
What do you think she brings next year? Low post moves? Elbow jumper? 3 point line?
I'm going to saw mid range jumper
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Post by Werebeaver on Mar 12, 2020 22:08:57 GMT -8
What do you think she brings next year? Low post moves? Elbow jumper? 3 point line? I'm going to saw mid range jumper Expect to see her develop more savvy about avoiding foul trouble. |
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Post by believeinthebeavs on Mar 12, 2020 22:12:56 GMT -8
Bigger. Better. Faster.
The game will really slow down for her and she is going to be a truly dominate post.
By the end of the season she and Aleah really started to gel, I look to see those two to connect often.
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Post by beavershoopsfan on Mar 13, 2020 9:42:01 GMT -8
Jones is reportedly a very diligent worker who put in a lot of extra time to improve her game this season. Reports are that she could be frequently found at nights putting up extra shots at the practice facility.
She has a very bright future.
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Post by damnstraight on Mar 13, 2020 10:04:34 GMT -8
Can someone please help me here. Why, oh why, are women never taught or use, an up-fake move?? When I played, I was an under-sized player who was forced to play close to the basket. When I got a rebound, and wanted to go back up, I had to use one or more up-fakes to get my defender off his feet. It was the only way I could get a shot off, not get blocked.
Why do women never use this move? I see so many opportunities for such a move to give the offensive player a better shot, and avoiding the block, or foul. I think Taylor and Kennedy, to name two, could benefit immensley by developing this move.
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Post by wbosh15 on Mar 13, 2020 10:06:41 GMT -8
Jones is reportedly a very diligent worker who put in a lot of extra time to improve her game this season. Reports are that she could be frequently found at nights putting up extra shots at the practice facility. She has a very bright future. Two things to me really stick out here. 1. I thought her screening really improved as the year went on, early in the season, you could have called a moving screen on almost every play, and she got better on this as the year went on. Still lots of room for improvement there, but she was getting better. 2. Early in the year, she was very rough with her left hand as far as post moves. Last half of Pac-12 play, but was a weapon for her. She's a decent foul shooter at about 65%, I could see her expanding her game offensively quite a bit next year. |
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Post by beaverwbb fan on Mar 13, 2020 10:28:43 GMT -8
Jones is reportedly a very diligent worker who put in a lot of extra time to improve her game this season. Reports are that she could be frequently found at nights putting up extra shots at the practice facility. She has a very bright future. Two things to me really stick out here. 1. I thought her screening really improved as the year went on, early in the season, you could have called a moving screen on almost every play, and she got better on this as the year went on. Still lots of room for improvement there, but she was getting better. 2. Early in the year, she was very rough with her left hand as far as post moves. Last half of Pac-12 play, but was a weapon for her. She's a decent foul shooter at about 65%, I could see her expanding her game offensively quite a bit next year. She upped that to 70% in conference play and they looked much better, save for a few games. Her FTs certainly got better as the season progressed. Would be nice to see her get that to near 75% next season. Playing with Taya should be a major boost as well. Teams have to respect Taya’s three point shot, and she is also an awesome passer (plus, she had a great A/TO ratio her first two years). |
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