And both are incredibly important to their respective teams...obviously, given the number of shots they take. The difference is the behavior on the court. One chirps and complains, the other gets back to work.
The Texas game may be a blessing. Hopefully, it was a wake up call to our other ladies that we need to have plans for those type of situations. Will Ashley be here next year? Could be an opportunity to expose ourselves to ourselves and work on some deficiencies.
I think that would be called more often than not in the men's games. But if the whistle doesn't blow, it must not be a foul.
Doesn't surprise me. I went to an Iowa Cubs game this summer and she was signing autographs. She was suppose to be at her booth until 5:30. We get there at 5:15 and she's still signing, my friend goes to use the bathroom first before he was going to get a ball signed for his daughter. We go back at 5:20 and she's already hightailed it out of there 10 minutes early.
I’m taking Joens if I had to pick. A little more all around and when going from scratch you can’t have the crappy teammate drama.
Dowling Catholic was upset in the regional final her senior year by Sioux City East. Current ISU women's player Nyamer Diew was on the SC East team that beat them. Diew had 27 in the win for SC East. The game was played at Dowling Catholic. Also, Dowling Catholic never won a state title while she was there.
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They got knocked out before even getting to State by Sioux City East if memory serves
You have to wonder if his actions played any part in Clark not coming to Ames. It's easy to come up with reason not to want her after the fact but fact is her and Joens would of been the best one-two punch in the country.
It was more likely Clark would join her brother at Iowa State than a Joens girl to go to Iowa. But Bluder had a good way to get her to commit to "Bluder's Shooters"--Clark gets to call the shots literally.
