mtsuraider06
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No award for Meme?
I think that if Meme stops making that handful of freshman-like boneheaded mistakes nearly every game that she'll get more respect. Seldom have I seen her play that I don't shake my head at least a couple of times as I think, "Oh, Meme! That's the kind of dumb thing a freshman would do!"
I'm probably not the only person who does that. It's happening less and less, so with any luck she'll shed that rep soon and play like a seasoned veteran ALL the time. She has come such a long way and I'm so proud of her. She's just got to cut out those truly silly freshman-like mental errors.
I am shaking my head, right now
I know how you feel about Meme. She has made great strides, for sure! But continuing to make silly mistakes does hurt her, I think. NOT that she needs to play mistake-free to get respect. But she needs not to make the type of mental mistakes that are usually seen in freshmen.
Are you not seeing them? Seriously, maybe I'm wrong.
She got beat off the dribble and the crossover continually when she was a fresh and soph. She now plays a smarter defense with less attacking the dribbler and more controlling the dribblers movement.
Offensively she is now attacking the basket more. This sets her up for more dribbling miscues because her game has always been catch and shoot, not attack. . .
No
I don't see a handfull of silly mistakes.
every game.
Yes I see things she does wrong.
But as long as she continues to take 3 steps forward, I won't mind one step back every now and again.
I have been watching MeMe for the last six years..... She is very athletic and has improved her game every year. Her mistakes are from being aggressive and thinking she can do something because she believes in her abilities..... Sometimes they are beyond her capabilities. But I like how she has grown!