Post by believeinthebeavs on Mar 24, 2020 17:03:54 GMT -8
If I were her publicist (and whoever is performing that role or giving her guidance has done wonders in presenting her to the public and helping her with her brand), I would suggest that she refrain at the next level from questioning fouls and turnovers that are called on her with her incredulous look. She did that frequently at the college level and it wasn't a good look. She consistently gets the benefit of foul calls because she is crafty, intelligent, and is a good actor. In the WNBA, she will likely have to pay her dues and will not receive immediately the favorable treatment on 50/50 calls until she demonstrates that she is one of the best players in the league. I frequently wondered why PAC-12 refs allowed her to react the way she often did to fouls and turnovers that were called on her without telling her to stop it. Maybe they did and I didn't see those exchanges closely enough.
I have a greater level of respect for the players who take refs' calls in stride and don't respond disrespectfully when an official makes a call against them.
