Spokan, Washington – Cori Close His general life film is withdrawn for evidence. the Ucla The coach is looking for clips from Ucla’s Sweet 16 Luziana losing Louisiana Last year to remind the groups to run, the defensive game plans that can work and errors to correct them with meeting the difference again in Elite Eight on Sunday. But the most obvious ready -made meals exceed the scout report at the University of California, Los Angeles.
this Lauren Bates Not only good. The center crossed 6 feet 7 to the dominant.
After 31 points and 10 rebounds in 16 sweet Beat MississippiBetts from the emerging star has pushed the UCLa tolerant power to the edge of the first four NCAA. The national semi -finals may not be a high ceiling enough to contain the first Associated Press team at the University of California, Los Angeles.
“It seems that the University of California in Los Angeles is similar to a team that can win the national championship for me,” said Mississippi coach, Yulite McVE-Machwin, “because I am not like, who will stop it?”
LSU will get the following attempt. The 3 UCla Class Tigers in the regional Spokan final faces on Sunday at noon.
Sweet 16 match will be repeated last year for a complete one year since Tigers expelled Bruins in Albany, NY Betts scored 14 points and 17 rebounds in the game, but the University of California in Los Angel. After taking three points with 2:51, the Bruins 14-2 was superior.
Bruins often necessitated the empty feeling in the treasury room last year as a motivation to improve this season. Send the UCLA and LSU scene in the same area as a blow through the crowd in the UCLA selection exhibition.
However, when he was asked on Saturday from the match last year, LSU coach Kim Mulki recalled very few details. Just that LSU won.
Flau’jae Johnson goalkeeper, who scored 24 points and 12 rebounds in the game last year, estimates that Ucla (33-2) is a better team now than last season. But the tigers (31-5) may improve their own ways.
While they lost his star Angel Reese, who got 16 points and 11 rebounds against Broken, striker Aneesah Morrow and Sammyah Smith formed the dynamic front duo. They became the only teammate in the history of the NCAA championship with 20 dual points and five passes each in LSU’s victory in the second round of Florida.
Smith, who was almost absent from last season after tearing the knee, has 20 consecutive points. She got 21 points and 11 rebounds in the LSU Sweet 16 victory over North Carolina and will be a major defender against Betts, whose improvement has sparked Mulkey.
“It is a truly a feature, but it is also the level of its skills,” Molki said of Bates. “She is learning how to really share deeply, and this comes with experience and age and may work with it every day.”
Betts, which has achieved 30 points and 14 rebounds in winning the second round in the NCAA championship, has become the third player in the past 25 years with several games of 30 points, 10 periods in the NCAA Championship. The exclusive menu includes Britney Grener and Elena del Dunn.
After filling Betts USC to get 11 frustrated points in five of 11 shootings at the end of the normal season at the University of California, Los Angeles, both America found a new level. In the last six games, the Betts average is 22 points and nine counterattacks while launching 79.7 % of the field.
“I completely changed my mind forward,” Bets said of its transformation after a loss to the University of Southern California. “I just think I am aggressive regardless of what and do everything I need to help my team and continue to be positive regardless of what is happening.”
Shannon Lebioff, coach of the California team at Los Angeles, said Betts became stronger after it was voted on to the All-Pac-12 team last year. Every day with coaches, after training, trainers are closed to deeper defenders in this position.
But a lot of improved Bates stems from work outside the field.
Angela Dujalic, teammate and graduate student, said if she worked separately to be more impatient with herself. Once she stops criticizing herself for every missing snapshot or a small mistake, the real Betts skills may shine.
“She has things that you cannot teach,” said Libyov. “Her timing, her hands, her coordination things, you cannot teach her. Her ability to reach all of this is related to her confidence.”
Lebeuf calls the “Unicorn Favorite” center. Betts plays its best basketball ever, as UCLA has long been estimated, but it is not close to its full potential.
“We will get the shooting of that three,” said Lebiov.
