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X-ray shows no broken bones for Barker. She and Roby (knee) will be evaluated further. Hoping we get them both back sooner than later. Patty lost her great-grandmother (who raised her) this week. Like Joni said, hats off to her for playing with a heavy heart this week. Condolences to Aaliyah and her family. You never know what these young ladies are dealing with off the court. If you read Joni's postgame comments in the article, you'll see that she is very displeased by the team's overall performance, as she should be. She doesn't use the injuries as an excuse (even though we lost our leading scorer/rebounder minutes into the game.) She does single out Sahara for "playing her butt off" and said the others need to "join the party." There's a reason she chose "becoming" as this year's theme. She knew it would be a challenging year. We have a long way to go. Anyone who thought different, hasn't been paying attention. Right now we don't have all the parts to be a top D1 team. That's just a fact. But calling players out by name as being bad players on this forum isn't helping anyone. Don't think that recruits and their parents don't read these boards. Not to mention our current players, who I'm sure have been told not to but we know how that goes. These young women are Aggies. They need our support now more than ever. I'm just as disappointed in poor play or effort as the next person. I'm not lowering my standards, but I am trying to be realistic about where we are at this point. We all have our opinions and sometimes agree to disagree. That's all fair game, but mentioning specific players as not being any good and needing to leave the team is just bad bull. We are the Aggies! Gig Em!!
X-ray shows no broken bones for Barker. She and Roby (knee) will be evaluated further. Hoping we get them both back sooner than later. Patty lost her great-grandmother (who raised her) this week. Like Joni said, hats off to her for playing with a heavy heart this week. Condolences to Aaliyah and her family. You never know what these young ladies are dealing with off the court. If you read Joni's postgame comments in the article, you'll see that she is very displeased by the team's overall performance, as she should be. She doesn't use the injuries as an excuse (even though we lost our leading scorer/rebounder minutes into the game.) She does single out Sahara for "playing her butt off" and said the others need to "join the party." There's a reason she chose "becoming" as this year's theme. She knew it would be a challenging year. We have a long way to go. Anyone who thought different, hasn't been paying attention. Right now we don't have all the parts to be a top D1 team. That's just a fact. But calling players out by name as being bad players on this forum isn't helping anyone. Don't think that recruits and their parents don't read these boards. Not to mention our current players, who I'm sure have been told not to but we know how that goes. These young women are Aggies. They need our support now more than ever. I'm just as disappointed in poor play or effort as the next person. I'm not lowering my standards, but I am trying to be realistic about where we are at this point. We all have our opinions and sometimes agree to disagree. That's all fair game, but mentioning specific players as not being any good and needing to leave the team is just bad bull. We are the Aggies! Gig Em!!