Tennessee incoming freshman Taber Spani shot just 1 for 6 from the floor and 1 for 5 from 3-point range but the U.S. beat China 88-53 on Friday in the U19 World Championships in Bangkok, Thailand.
Spani, who scored three points, had five rebounds and two assists.
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Comments » 4
YankeeVol writes:
You know, I don't know why we have to have articles like this. It doesn't seem to do anything other than create pressure for an incoming freshman. To say she's 1 for 6 or 1 for 9 only creates an atmosphere where everything is microscopically analyzed. What is the follow-up story? Her lunch food choices, her cell phone minutes, the kind of shampoo she likes?
tnqball writes:
She needs for this to be published. This will be part of her life for as long as she continues to play basketball. We are still a very young team and we will need her to step up and not play like a freshman. That means not treating her like one as well. She has to learn to deal with the pressure.
YankeeVol writes:
Right. Because high pressure tactics worked so well for last year's team?
micbrooks#212023 writes:
Who else do we have coming in with her?
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