Welcome back to Inside Troy
Women’s Basketball.
The Trojans are coming
off of a game where they beat the Louisiana Ragin Cajuns 90 to 64.
That margin of win
difference marked two games in a row where the Trojans won by 22 or more
points.
But the biggest standout
from this game to me was Sky’Lynn Holmes.
She finished the game
with 15 points, which is a good amount for her.
But where she shined was
on the glass where she had 20 rebounds!
I remember hearing her
name called a lot at work at WTBF, but I did not think at the time it was that
much.
And this was a home game,
so I really wish I could’ve been there to talk to Head Coach Chanda Rigby
myself about that rebounding performance.
And looking forward to the
South game tomorrow, I don’t think it’s going to take a game like this from Holmes
for the Trojans to win.
Will Holmes put up 10
points and 10 rebounds?
Probably.
But what doesn’t happen
every night is when the entire team has a good shooting night from three collectively.
Even in this last game,
they only shot a little over 30 percent from three the entire game.
And they STILL won by 26.
The Trojans constantly
get open and take good shots, but just don’t hit them.
And what is scary, is
that this team is 5th in the nation in scoring, WITHOUT shooting a
high percentage from 3.
Last post I mentioned
that the team’s goal is to score 15 or more points every 5 minutes.
Equaling 30 points a
quarter, or 60 points a half.
Which sounds crazy. But
it’s honestly not that far off.
The Trojans score so many
points because they get steals and rebounds, run in transition, and get easy buckets.
But if they hit their 3s,
they could get close to that goal of 15 points every 5 minutes.
But do they have to do
this to beat South?
No.
What the Trojans need to
do in order to beat South tomorrow is keep doing what they’ve done all season.
Which is rebound, get
steals, and play defense.
If they do that, which
they have so far this season, the scoring will come naturally for them.
I will have another blog
post shortly after the South game discussing the outcome, and talking about the
upcoming matchup. This post will come sometime early next week.
As always, feel free to comment
and let me know how I did and what you think I need to improve on.
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