I've said before that if our coaches didn't allow Joyner to shoot anything but layups, her FG percentage would be higher, and she'd probably get other post players into foul trouble. But, that doesn't help he develop her perimeter game (which has improved over the last several weeks).
Last night, her perimeter shot wasn't falling. But, she kept shooting. Not sure that was the proper way to go. I felt our coaches should have found ways to get her near the basket and score those layups. Hard to believe we couldn't get that to be successful once in the second half. Maybe BU's defense stopped it. Maybe not having Kelsey in the game made it harder for Joyner to get down low. All I know is that the team/coaches needed to try something different to get Joyner back in the offensive flow of the game in the second half, especially the fourth quarter. I never felt like the coaches tried anything different for Joyner in the second half.
Last edited: Feb 21, 2017