So sad we lost Potts. Gonna be tough without her! Plays like an All American.
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As I suspected, today's Bracketology moved the Huskers down after the loss to Creighton.
Today (11/26) the Huskers are a #6 seed vs. #11 Princeton in Chapel Hill, NC.
Today (11/26) the Huskers are a #6 seed vs. #11 Princeton in Chapel Hill, NC.
Women's Bracketology: UConn new No. 1 overall, Notre Dame jumps to top line
UCLA took over the top spot in the polls. But UConn replaces South Carolina as the No. 1 overall seed. Who else is on the top line?
www.espn.com
Markowski's FT shooting this year is an outlier, she'll be just fine. She shot 71% last year, 61% as a sophomore, and 65% as a freshman. If Big Ten teams want to put her on the line that's absolutely fine with me. The "book" on her is wrong.
I just took a look at the top 50 players in the NCAA in FT%. Less than 10 forwards/centers in the entire NCAA are in the top 50 in FT%. In the Big Ten, only 5 forwards/centers shoot better than 70% from the line. Of those, Regan Bass at Purdue, Lilly Meister at IU and Hannah Stuelkhe at Iowa are significant offensive contributors for their team. Kiki Iriafen at USC just misses the cutoff, shooting 69.2% from the line currently. If Markowski shoots 65-70% from the line that'll get her into the top 25 of overall players in the Big Ten this year.
Overall, the Huskers will be okay without Potts. This year they have penetrating guards like Allison and Britt. They didn't have that last year. They haven't had that since Sam Haiby, pre-knee injury.
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