Womens Basketball: Ohio discouraged despite comfortable win
By Jimmy Watkins | Nov. 21, 2016The Bobcats won by 17 Monday, but you wouldn't know it by talking to the players and coaches afterward.
The Bobcats won by 17 Monday, but you wouldn't know it by talking to the players and coaches afterward.
Ohio brought out a new starting lineup, had another explosive second quarter and still has rebounding problems.
Ohio, coming off of a win against UT-Martin has just a couple of days to prepare for Northern Kentucky.
The Bobcats beat the Skyhawks 72-55.
For the second week in a row, Ohio's play in the second quarter essentially won the game.
UT Martin's early performance suggests that Ohio will be a huge matchup problem for the Skyhawks.
For Kelly Karlis, confidence has been the missing piece in showcasing her true array of talents.
Ohio proved Saturday that even without its great player, the team can still be great.
Ohio defeated High Point 76-48 on Sunday, and its production on offense was a big part of that.
Ohio's offense dominated High Point to get its first win of the season.
Yamonie Jenkins, Jasmine Weatherspoon and Quiera Lampkins are the "big three" that are going to get Ohio back to the "Big Dance" for the second time in three years.
Bob Boldon is loading up on young guards to replace the four upperclassmen that have limited time left at Ohio.
Hannah Boesinger has been a role player her entire career at Ohio. This season, she wants to expand her role while still exhibiting the qualities that have made her such a trusted bench cog.
Ohio's depth could be a valuable asset this season.
Ohio was successful offensively and defensively Saturday in its win over Thomas More College.
Ohio's first regular season game will be at High Point on Nov. 13.
After losing two of their top three scorers from a year ago, Ohio looks to sort out its roster this weekend against Thomas More.
Quiera Lampkins generally sat in the background of the game plan, this year, she's in the forefront.
Katie Barker used her time off to understand mental aspects of basketball, and she's ready to build off of her knowledge.
Jasmine Weatherspoon's versatility bodes well for the Ohio offense.