Obviously Morrow is waiting for someone to offer her a big NIL deal. We need to get Adidas to back some NIL deals for other athletes like they did with HVL.
That’s the difference between the player doing it on his/her own, and U of L arranging it for them…Obviously Morrow is waiting for someone to offer her a big NIL deal. We need to get Adidas to back some NIL deals for other athletes like they did with HVL.
Excellent points. If I was an LSU fan it would be interesting to watch how she interacts with her new team mates given their well established roles. It could get ugly for HVL given Reese wasn’t excited about her arrival, well until she was told to be.I agree with you in a different way.
She desperately wants and needs to be a leader. But her style of play does not promote it.
She is a pure scorer. She wants to be a point guard. We needed her as a pure scorer. She has not developed as a PG. Have to admit this year's team was below standards. Part of it was her fault. Part of it was lack of talent.
Jeff brought in scoring and ball handling help to try to get her open to play PG. Again, for the previous 2 years, she played a complimentary scoring role. She was not going to overtake Dana as the lead guard. And she and K Smith were off ball scorers.
You could see her try to be better at "this passing thing" this year... but she would throw passes to where she wanted "Elite" teammates to be... or where she expected imaginary players to be. It was bad chemistry all the way. She didn't trust her teammates and her teammates "sho nuff" didn't trust her to make them better. 3.4 assists a game shows her accidentally passing the ball in good situations... or rather her passing to 3-point shooters, or jump shooters. Kassa helped on some of those assists by hitting mid-range jumpers.. as did Olivia and some of the others...
At the end of the day, she saw an entirely new REVAMP... and then Jeff bringing in another West Coast PG... sort of split her wig a bit... because the new girl is a scorer...at around the same height, but with more speed.
Again, she as gone anyway, before the start of the season, but some things were driven home and made more solid for her to leave. I watched how Jeff screamed and shouted at other girls, but let HVL do whatever she wanted to do. He finally started sitting her a bit when she got fouls here and there... but the lack of chemistry between her and the rest of the team, especially between her and Cochran and her and CC was glaringly obvious.
When she laces em up for LSU, she will have a little bit more respect... but I don't think she will be better than their starting guard... at all.. so it will be VERY interesting to see if she shines there...
I disagree with this 100%. She definitely is a leader but she couldn't overcome jealousy from her teammates and for whatever reason she often was the reason or target when the team lost. We put a lot on her shoulders and for the most part she was able to carry it. Read her last statements, it really sounded like she had some low points (as well as high ones) at U of L. I think that has to do within the team itself not whether your team was successful or not. She was a prima donna but college sports made her one. Don't know about her father. Haven't heard of any stories where he and Jeff had issues.I said it many times this year and got push back. I don’t think HVL is a leader and if I’m wrong and she is, she’s a leader no one wants to follow for whatever reason. And I do believe her father is a helicopter parent and it will be interesting to see how that floats with Mulkey
Nor will I. She's no longer relevant to me and is just another opponent of Louisville basketball. I will admit that LSU not winning the championship sits right behind Louisville winning the title as my top two wishes for next season.I watched the nearly one-hour HVL interview that Mark Ennis referenced on the radio this week. My wife mentioned it. Google for it on YouTube if you want, hosted by some black chick, might have been ESPN.
I'm glad she's now where she wants to be, and I won't miss a minute watching her play...
Whatever. I mean, she plays for lsu now.I could tell HVL was not having fun early in the season. You could see the negative body language early on, but later in the season they started to gell more. I am totally surprised she hasn’t mentioned Coach Walz name one time since she has transferred. He bent over backwards last year playing her unlimited minutes and never holding her accountable for turnovers.
I knew he was doing her a disservice by not letting her play PG and apparently she was pissed about not getting the opportunity. I sense she wants to try and play like Caitlyn, but I’m not sure. I am interested in seeing how Coach Mulkey uses her.
She may be a leader but she has some serious issues with her play and her leadership. She constantly over penetrated on her drives and would position herself directly under the basket giving herself zero chance to score and would result in turnover after turnover.I disagree with this 100%. She definitely is a leader but she couldn't overcome jealousy from her teammates and for whatever reason she often was the reason or target when the team lost. We put a lot on her shoulders and for the most part she was able to carry it. Read her last statements, it really sounded like she had some low points (as well as high ones) at U of L. I think that has to do within the team itself not whether your team was successful or not. She was a prima donna but college sports made her one. Don't know about her father. Haven't heard of any stories where he and Jeff had issues.