Britt will take the ball to the hole, she's got no fear. Against Creighton, she had one drive where she went up with two hands still on the ball like she wanted to dunk it like MJ.
I also think Kennadi can be a threat to take the ball to the hole like Sam Haiby would do before her knee injury. Kennadi is
fast.
The BTN broadcasters also pointed out Kennadi's got more assists so far this year than Amy had in her first two years as a Husker. They mentioned that they hoped Kennadi "reminded" her Mom about that.
As for an inside presence, Petra's improved, and hopefully Emily Fisher won't be out injured too long. Once Potts is back, I think they'll be more than okay inside.
Forgot to mention that the "defensive stopper" on the outside is Callin Hake. She's the best defensive guard in the conference, and IMO one of the best in the country. Before last season, she apparently went to "point guard school" taught by Jaz. Whatever Jaz helped her on worked, because I don't think any guard in the conference took more charges than Callin. Toward the end of the season, her outside shot seemed to "come back" too, and that's continued into this year.
), I had the women's game on while doing some things around the house. A good showing against what looked like lesser competition. Petrie with 20 and Hargrove with a double-double gives me optimism that losing the low[post presence of Markowski might not be as bad as I thought it could be. (FYI - my wife has season tickets to Iowa WBB, so I go with her to most of the games...their low-posts are going to be a massive challenge as usual).huskers.com
