The weakened basketball coach calls for more respect

Norfolk entered a match on Saturday against Maryland in NCAA Women’s Championship As the great weak. But Spartans pushed Terrapins to the fourth quarter before losing 82-69.

The match started in the first round a surprise start, as Norfolk scored the first seven points in the game. The Black University also entered historically in Virginia the Treasury Chamber, with 32-30 at the end of the first half.

The weak Spartans team with only four points was delayed early in the fourth quarter.

Despite the loss To MarylandLarry Vickers, coach of the Norfolk team for the state, said his team showed that he deservedly deserved.

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“This group won 30 games this year, 27 games last year, and 26 games in the previous year, and we are still going on these things that must be respected from the three people on the ground,” said Norfolk state coach. “I will not complain of residence. This is not what I will do. But when you all see the heads of the austere in the gym, I think we should get a little more respect than we get.”

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Maryland had a strong third quarter, which made all its 12 free drawings.

“I don’t say that we did not go wrong because it was a big moment. Maybe we were lying down. I have to watch the movie,” he said. “But you cannot send teams to the free throw line – especially the good archers as they were.”

For the game, Norfolk has been whistled for 21 errors to Maryland 12, and TERPS 23 went from 25 of the line. This was an important factor, although Vicers suggested that his team deserved some blame.

“I do not say that the expatriate lost that game,” he said. “We stumbled. We defined. We mobilized. We defined us. We spoke to the archers, and we mobilized the archers jumping more than that.”

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Fisherz also praised goalkeeper Diaond Johnson, who scored 18 points on Saturday, and fell against her perceived decline Wnba draft stock.

“I saw her moving from seventh place in the first round, when she arrived at me, falls, falls, dropped, dropped and dropped, and I do not know the reason,” said Vicers. “She needs to be in every list of qualified in the middle of the parts, every final list of the Dawn Staley Prize winner, every final list of Nancy Lieberman. It’s very special.”

Fisherz, who spent the past nine seasons in Norfolk, was asked about his training future after all the success he achieved in school. On this, he did not offer much insight.

“We all have visions and goals,” he said. “I don’t know. I don’t know. We’ll see.”

The Associated Press contributed to this report.

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