dolly095 wrote:Personally, I hope that Farroh gets the award-her stats are amazing! She is a great all-around player. Maybe, she isn't as "fun or exciting" to watch as Roerich-she actually usually looks gangly and clumsy. However, if you look past this, she is a great fundamental player that works hard and loves the game. Basketball is her life, and I'm so excited that she finally has a chance to play in the state tournament to show what she can do! Roerich's stats are also great; She's a good 3-point shooter and she knows how to drive the lane (be an actress) and draw the foul. But she doesn't seem to play (good) defense. If she had Siri Burk's stealing/defensive skills, then I would respect her more.
As someone that has PLAYED against both players, I can tell you that absolutely NO one I know would say that Farroh has a bad attitude, but you can find plenty of people that hate playing against (and watching) Roerich and dealing with her attitude. Like others have said, she can't even take a foul without complaining, pulling up her shorts, or yelling at Flagan. It's weird.
The media probably won't even take the attitudes into consideration, but I wish they would. Also, I don't think past (state) tournament performance should be taken into consideration. The award is for THIS year.
Other than my comments about those two, this is probably the most stacked senior class in a couple of years with many players that you could argue deserve the award -most of them have been dominating since their freshman or senior year! I agree that the All-star game will be very entertaining!
dolly095 wrote:Personally, I hope that Farroh gets the award-her stats are amazing! She is a great all-around player. Maybe, she isn't as "fun or exciting" to watch as Roerich-she actually usually looks gangly and clumsy. However, if you look past this, she is a great fundamental player that works hard and loves the game. Basketball is her life, and I'm so excited that she finally has a chance to play in the state tournament to show what she can do! Roerich's stats are also great; She's a good 3-point shooter and she knows how to drive the lane (be an actress) and draw the foul. But she doesn't seem to play (good) defense. If she had Siri Burk's stealing/defensive skills, then I would respect her more.
As someone that has PLAYED against both players, I can tell you that absolutely NO one I know would say that Farroh has a bad attitude, but you can find plenty of people that hate playing against (and watching) Roerich and dealing with her attitude. Like others have said, she can't even take a foul without complaining, pulling up her shorts, or yelling at Flagan. It's weird.
The media probably won't even take the attitudes into consideration, but I wish they would. Also, I don't think past (state) tournament performance should be taken into consideration. The award is for THIS year.
Other than my comments about those two, this is probably the most stacked senior class in a couple of years with many players that you could argue deserve the award -most of them have been dominating since their freshman or senior year! I agree that the All-star game will be very entertaining!
Yahyah wrote:dolly095 wrote:Personally, I hope that Farroh gets the award-her stats are amazing! She is a great all-around player. Maybe, she isn't as "fun or exciting" to watch as Roerich-she actually usually looks gangly and clumsy. However, if you look past this, she is a great fundamental player that works hard and loves the game. Basketball is her life, and I'm so excited that she finally has a chance to play in the state tournament to show what she can do! Roerich's stats are also great; She's a good 3-point shooter and she knows how to drive the lane (be an actress) and draw the foul. But she doesn't seem to play (good) defense. If she had Siri Burk's stealing/defensive skills, then I would respect her more.
As someone that has PLAYED against both players, I can tell you that absolutely NO one I know would say that Farroh has a bad attitude, but you can find plenty of people that hate playing against (and watching) Roerich and dealing with her attitude. Like others have said, she can't even take a foul without complaining, pulling up her shorts, or yelling at Flagan. It's weird.
The media probably won't even take the attitudes into consideration, but I wish they would. Also, I don't think past (state) tournament performance should be taken into consideration. The award is for THIS year.
Other than my comments about those two, this is probably the most stacked senior class in a couple of years with many players that you could argue deserve the award -most of them have been dominating since their freshman or senior year! I agree that the All-star game will be very entertaining!
lol..you are right both does look kind of gangly and clumsy. I think if Roerich carries the Bruins to the championship game, she wins it, if not Farroh wins it. Both gots their strenghts and weaknesses. If you take away Farroh's height and weight, there is no way she would be pulling in those numbers. She doesn't look agile, or athletic. Her verticle is like 2 inches, but she does know how to play the post position. Roerich does not know how to play "great" defense, but what she does now seems to works most of the time. I think most of the time she plays lazy defense because she needs to conserve her energy for offense.
Miss Basketball is a media award and the person with the most hoopla wins. If Farroh revealed where she is going to play for college, media probable weigh it in. Since she hasn't said anything, it might just underweigh her for the award.
Yahyah wrote:I might be really wrong, but doesn't the award like alternate between the two classes. It just seems like that to me.
scc wrote:Yahyah wrote:I might be really wrong, but doesn't the award like alternate between the two classes. It just seems like that to me.
It has alternated every year since 1998.
senser wrote:I don't follow girls like everyone else here, but I'm a little surprised that both Megan Roerich and Shauna Long were not among the finalists. All I have ever heard about were those 2 from everyone pumping girls basketball to me.
I do not think I have seen who won the award yet, or who was nominated.
daviesfan wrote:Dehne was a questionable all-stater before the tournament. You don't rise up against a girl like Farroh or Long on one weekend. Get real.
daviesfan wrote:Dehne was a questionable all-stater before the tournament. You don't rise up against a girl like Farroh or Long on one weekend. Get real.
roundem6 wrote:What Dehne and North accomplished was simply amazing; I would find it tough not to vote for her after North: won three straight elimination games in EDC, entered State with and 11-12 record and then sprung 3 straight upsets to win the State Championship.
Rich_2999 wrote:What are the Career Stats on these players?
Long?
Farroh?
Roerich?
Golus?
Dehne?
dietz?
yosports wrote:daviesfan wrote:Dehne was a questionable all-stater before the tournament. You don't rise up against a girl like Farroh or Long on one weekend. Get real.
I agree. One weekend's play is going to give her Miss Basketball? I don't think so. They look at the BIG stats. Look at what happened in Boys. . . Grant Lindahl who helped his team win a State title this year and has big numbers got beat out by a bigger number guy whose team did not even make it to State.
Dehne is a great player. I was very impressed with her this weekend and last year she really rose to the occasion at tournament time as well.
But there are other girls with bigger numbers form both Class A and Class B.
I hope she gets nominated though.
Flip wrote:roundem6 wrote:What Dehne and North accomplished was simply amazing; I would find it tough not to vote for her after North: won three straight elimination games in EDC, entered State with and 11-12 record and then sprung 3 straight upsets to win the State Championship.
This is my problem with the award, there is no doubt winning a state title will help her pick up votes, but the class B finalists don't have this oppurtunity as the voting is done prior to the championship. It was always unfair to the class A girls 'til this season with the switch of the boys and girls seasons. Same thing in boys except it cheats the class A boys.
yosports wrote:Flip wrote:roundem6 wrote:What Dehne and North accomplished was simply amazing; I would find it tough not to vote for her after North: won three straight elimination games in EDC, entered State with and 11-12 record and then sprung 3 straight upsets to win the State Championship.
This is my problem with the award, there is no doubt winning a state title will help her pick up votes, but the class B finalists don't have this oppurtunity as the voting is done prior to the championship. It was always unfair to the class A girls 'til this season with the switch of the boys and girls seasons. Same thing in boys except it cheats the class A boys.
"Winning a State title" is not one of the criteria for the award.
The media does not look at just one weekend of their career. It is more of a career award based on many criteria.
yosports wrote:
"Winning a State title" is not one of the criteria for the award.
The media does not look at just one weekend of their career. It is more of a career award based on many criteria.
yosports wrote:So why didn't it help Grant Lindahl who was an awesome player with a great career, great stats and whose team won a State title?
yosports wrote:I cannot list all the criteria. Did you want me to?
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