After having their first 3 conference games cancelled due to Covid issues on the Shocker team, the Lady Shocks opens AAC play on the road at Houston tonight.
Petty tough way to come off of a extended layoff.
Houston leads 22-12 at the end of the 1st Quarter. The Shocks turned the ball over 11 times in the quarter. Simply won't get enough possessions to stay in the game at that rate.
Houston 37 - Shocks 22 at the half. The Shocks have turned it over 19 times in the first 20 minutes.
Better 3rd quarter for the Shocks. Only turned it over 3 times. Giving up too many offensive rebounds. Not playing very good defense. Conditioning may be an issue. Houston leads 61-45.
Shocks pulled to within 11 points with about 4:45 to play but could get it no closer and end up losing 79-65. Shocks cut their turnovers in the 2nd half down to 7 and did a better job on the boards. The Shocks had a big size disadvantage late in the game. Trajata Colbert went out with an injury with about 12:30 remaining in the game and Asia Strong fouled out of the game with 7 minutes to play at which point the Shocks had not post players. Still the Shocks actually won the 2nd half 43-42.
Seraphine Bastin with 14 points and DJ McCarty with 9 points lead the way for the Shocks in the 2nd half. Serephine lead the way with double-double for the game with 18 points, 11 rebounds and 4 assists. Asia Strong had 13 points and 7 rebounds before fouling out. On the negative side of the ledger Seraphine had 6 turnovers and Asia had 8 turnovers.with each player having 5 turnovers in the first half.
I think I will largely chalk this one up to the Covid-induced layoff as the Shockers were especially rusty in the 1st half. Houston would be a tough game in the best of circumstances. Not surprised this was the outcome under these circumstances.
I have to give the Lady Shocks some credit. They were down by 23 at 55-32 with about 13:00 left in the game and were looking like they were perhaps hitting a wall and about ready to rollover and be totally blown out. But they steadied themselves after a time out and outscored Houston the rest of the way 33-24 behind Seraphine and DJ despite Houston having a big advantage in depth. Showed some grit doing that.
SMU announced yesterday that they are cancelling the rest of the season for their women's basketball team.
Petty tough way to come off of a extended layoff.
Houston leads 22-12 at the end of the 1st Quarter. The Shocks turned the ball over 11 times in the quarter. Simply won't get enough possessions to stay in the game at that rate.
Houston 37 - Shocks 22 at the half. The Shocks have turned it over 19 times in the first 20 minutes.
Better 3rd quarter for the Shocks. Only turned it over 3 times. Giving up too many offensive rebounds. Not playing very good defense. Conditioning may be an issue. Houston leads 61-45.
Shocks pulled to within 11 points with about 4:45 to play but could get it no closer and end up losing 79-65. Shocks cut their turnovers in the 2nd half down to 7 and did a better job on the boards. The Shocks had a big size disadvantage late in the game. Trajata Colbert went out with an injury with about 12:30 remaining in the game and Asia Strong fouled out of the game with 7 minutes to play at which point the Shocks had not post players. Still the Shocks actually won the 2nd half 43-42.
Seraphine Bastin with 14 points and DJ McCarty with 9 points lead the way for the Shocks in the 2nd half. Serephine lead the way with double-double for the game with 18 points, 11 rebounds and 4 assists. Asia Strong had 13 points and 7 rebounds before fouling out. On the negative side of the ledger Seraphine had 6 turnovers and Asia had 8 turnovers.with each player having 5 turnovers in the first half.
I think I will largely chalk this one up to the Covid-induced layoff as the Shockers were especially rusty in the 1st half. Houston would be a tough game in the best of circumstances. Not surprised this was the outcome under these circumstances.
I have to give the Lady Shocks some credit. They were down by 23 at 55-32 with about 13:00 left in the game and were looking like they were perhaps hitting a wall and about ready to rollover and be totally blown out. But they steadied themselves after a time out and outscored Houston the rest of the way 33-24 behind Seraphine and DJ despite Houston having a big advantage in depth. Showed some grit doing that.
SMU announced yesterday that they are cancelling the rest of the season for their women's basketball team.
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