The only convict posting on this forum is you. Ha ha ha ha ha ha.
Always resorting to violence. I guess Push Up is right about rehabilitation of criminals.
And you're proud of being in jail?
More violence...
And with the excuses.
I just called MAP.
Is there NIT version for girls soccer?
What the heck is going on? This season is crazy!
Wow EJ some good info. I did not know that they were missing players. But the problem I have with that excuse is that their bench can beat most National Teams. Cromwell should be developing her players and therefore her team as a whole. You can’t win a National Championship with just 11 players. A great coach is able to adapt to hurt/missing players. To me that excuse is just plain poor sportsmanship.First off, this is my first year getting into woman's college soccer. I was cocky the last two years thinking my kid was going to skip all this and go make million$ playing overseas....lol. I must say this is way cool and very exciting
I think I figured out what's going on. It's not that crazy.
From Coach AC, “I think we need to start better,” said coach Amanda Cromwell. “We had a really sluggish, slow first half, and we continue to give up soft goals. Other teams just seem to care more right now as far as their effort and their presence.”
Also, UCLA recruits all the top players around the world (kind of sucks for the local talent in Cali and the USA). Against Arizona this year, my Bruins were without Micah and Fleming, as well as freshman midfielder Rachel Lowe – all three players received calls up to their respective national teams. Not easy to lose GK and CM. If UCLA can just care more they will take it all the way to the promise land. That attitude can be changed and I believe it will. However, time is running out. How many more loses can UCLA afford to lose and still make the playoffs?
It could have been more. Forwards Atlanta Primus and Haley Brown with Maddie Bennet at outside mid have been on fire and are backed up by a solid team. I am positive my vuvuzela skills helped also.
All excellent points. I know you said it, as did others, but it cannot be stated enough. The depth of UCLA’s bench is staggering. I get it isn’t as simple as that as players need time to get to know each other on the field, build chemistry, etc. but good night! There are a lot of teams out there who would kill to have some of UCLA’s bench players as their starters.First off, this is my first year getting into woman's college soccer. I was cocky the last two years thinking my kid was going to skip all this and go make million$ playing overseas....lol. I must say this is way cool and very exciting
I think I figured out what's going on. It's not that crazy.
From Coach AC, “I think we need to start better,” said coach Amanda Cromwell. “We had a really sluggish, slow first half, and we continue to give up soft goals. Other teams just seem to care more right now as far as their effort and their presence.”
Also, UCLA recruits all the top players around the world (kind of sucks for the local talent in Cali and the USA). Against Arizona this year, my Bruins were without Micah and Fleming, as well as freshman midfielder Rachel Lowe – all three players received calls up to their respective national teams. Not easy to lose GK and CM. If UCLA can just care more they will take it all the way to the promise land. That attitude can be changed and I believe it will. However, time is running out. How many more loses can UCLA afford to lose and still make the playoffs?
