Doggydaddy's Den: DoggyDaddy's Doghouse 10/22/19

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What a great weekend in Florida with my family celebrating my granddaughter Noa's Bat Mitzvah.

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Mya, my son Jay, his wife Jules and Noa

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For those interested in pointless pre-season information, here is a link to Charlie Creme's Bracketology based on absolutely nothing.

Creme's Pre-Season Bracketology

Of interest, UConn is a No. 1 seed. Yay!

Tennessee is a No. 9 seed. Haha.

Notre Dame is a No. 5 seed. I think that might be high.

It's not reality, but I would take UConn's bracket in a heartbeat. A sure trip to the Final Four!

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Will she or won't she? No word yet on Evina Westbrook and her waiver request to play this season for the UConn Huskies. But Geno sounded confident for the first time this year about her chances of getting that waiver.

Here are a few more videos!!!

Christyn Williams and Olivia Nelson-Ododa talk 3-3 basketball

Anna Makurat - You are going to fall in love with this player.

Chris Daily on Anna - "She's a Pro"!!

Crystal Dangerfield!!!

ONO!!

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By David in Naples!!!!!

I hate to start the new season off with a negative Fun with Numbers, but picking on Arike Ogunbowale is just so much fun. Everyone remembers the tight race for WNBA Rookie of the Year last season between Arike and Napheesa. Well, it shouldn't have even been close. Consider this:

1. Arike MISSED 337 shots during the season. Those misses were 61.2% of her shots.

2. Napheesa took 341 shots all season. So Arike missed as many shots as Collier took. Can you say volume shooter...

3. Arike made 38.8% of her shots, Napheesa made 49.0%. Not even close.

4. Pheesa's overall stats were higher in every category except assists (106 vs 87).

But what about the fact that Dallas needed Arike to shoot so often? That myth is a lie. Consider:

1. The other Dallas guard, Allisha Gray, played all 34 games and shot the ball far better than Arike.

2. Overall shooting % was Gray 45.7% vs Arike at 38.8%.

3. Three point shooting was Gray 38.4% vs Arike at 35.2%.

4. Free throw shooting, again Gray was better at 84.8% vs Arike at 81.5%.

Arike shoots because she wants to score as many points as possible. It doesn't matter that there was a better shooter playing right next to her.

Go Huskies..!!

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