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If she can play anything like this during the conference, fans will be so happy, and Charli will grit her teeth and make her team watch Cal tape, the way she did with Ashley and Devanei.

(The great part is that she's just going to improve and get stronger and scarier.)

Congrats to Kristine. I am already happy!

Speaking of Charli, thank heaven Kristine didn't opt to stay home. Imagine the thorn (no pun intended) she would have been in our side. So glad she's a Bear!

She is exceptional ability and will get even better. In just a few NCAA games she has taken big strides. I'm not retiring her uniform yet, but young Kristine does have All American and WNBA potential in time. It's all about being the best she can be. I really enjoy watching her play in the blue and gold.

Angiwe values education and she is way too smart for ASU. Probably would have been turned down as over qualified anyway.😄

john1953;842613156 said:

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She is exceptional ability and will get even better. In just a few NCAA games she has taken big strides. I'm not retiring her uniform yet, but young Kristine does have All American and WNBA potential in time. It's all about being the best she can be. I really enjoy watching her play in the blue and gold.

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I agree.....she can't be stopped straight up by one player. Nebraska was doubling and tripling her and she was still able to score. When she learns to pass out of the double/triple teams, the offense will open up even more.

jyamada;842616181 said:

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I agree.....she can't be stopped straight up by one player. Nebraska was doubling and tripling her and she was still able to score. When she learns to pass out of the double/triple teams, the offense will open up even more.

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Her ability to finish around the hoop is amazing! Imo, just in this skill already better than Gray. She looks to be a pretty good FT shooter too. One thing I noticed when she shoots the ft, she doesn't bounce the ball to get in any sort of rhythm. As soon as she catches the ball...she aims and shoot. At least yesterday she did that, after re-looking at the game on dvr.

OBear073akaSMFan;842616187 said:

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One thing I noticed when she shoots the ft, she doesn't bounce the ball to get in any sort of rhythm. As soon as she catches the ball...she aims and shoot. At least yesterday she did that, after re-looking at the game on dvr.

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Yeah, I'm intrigued by Kristine's F.T.s. As you said, no bouncing, no ritualistic stuff. She shoots rainbows. (AND THEY USUALLY GO IN!)

She strikes me as someone who's perhaps been practicing and practicing on her own, and for years. Nice to see in an 18-year-old.

BearBint;842616228 said:

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Yeah, I'm intrigued by Kristine's F.T.s. As you said, no bouncing, no ritualistic stuff. She shoots rainbows. (AND THEY USUALLY GO IN!)

She strikes me as someone who's perhaps been practicing and practicing on her own, and for years. Nice to see in an 18-year-old.

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She does shoot rainbows, but not without a ritual. She has that little jump step that always concerns me - but they do go in.

She did it again! 4 for 5. Great job Kristine

CalFanatic;842616713 said:

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She did it again! 4 for 5. Great job Kristine

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Wow...just wow.:cheer

And now [URL="http://www.calbears.com/ViewArticle.dbml?DB_OEM_ID=30100&ATCLID=210588597"][COLOR="#0000FF"]national FOW[/COLOR][/URL]!

stu;842617246 said:

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And now [URL="http://www.calbears.com/ViewArticle.dbml?DB_OEM_ID=30100&ATCLID=210588597"][COLOR="#0000FF"]national FOW[/COLOR][/URL]!

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Makes sense to me. She's had some attention in ESPN, but not enough; they're too busy writing about UConn. (Mind you, Kristine's a left-coaster and not playing for Stanford. Old stereotypes die hard.)