whoopdeedoo Posted October 27, 2019 Report Posted October 27, 2019 according to coach williams: Whitish injured: Whitish has missed a few weeks of practice with an injury, but Williams expects her to be ready for the start of the season. anyone know if the huskers scrimmaged ASU this weekend? mwm89 1 Quote
Bugeaters1 Posted October 27, 2019 Report Posted October 27, 2019 according to coach williams: Whitish injured: Whitish has missed a few weeks of practice with an injury, but Williams expects her to be ready for the start of the season. anyone know if the huskers scrimmaged ASU this weekend?Wasn't it a soft tissue injury?Sent from my moto z3 using Tapatalk Quote
whoopdeedoo Posted October 28, 2019 Author Report Posted October 28, 2019 13 hours ago, Bugeaters1 said: Wasn't it a soft tissue injury? Sent from my moto z3 using Tapatalk possible coach and trainers were just being cautious, but, just got to thinking "what's up" when i read she's been out a "few weeks". sounds like a good chunk of practice. i see the men lost their scrimmage to wichita state, but, haven't seen the women mentioned. Quote
whoopdeedoo Posted January 8, 2020 Author Report Posted January 8, 2020 Red Don, mwm89, 12dozen and 2 others 1 3 1 Quote
Cazzie22 Posted January 9, 2020 Report Posted January 9, 2020 Hannah has been a very good player for the Huskers. She does what is necessary to help the team win. Red Don 1 Quote
Red Don Posted January 9, 2020 Report Posted January 9, 2020 Nice Video vignette of Hannah by NET!!! Quote
Bugeaters1 Posted January 22, 2020 Report Posted January 22, 2020 https://journalstar.com/sports/huskers/womens-basketball/multi-threat-whitish-fun-to-watch-and-an-important-piece/article_58ae1475-e6dd-5493-9006-14416ee23718.html?fbclid=IwAR1U4s4KPCyBQ78mu0Q9pBj0HJWoowfQlmcQ9sEtDQJbSMXZ5_4lhcDiL64 Red Don 1 Quote
Bugeaters1 Posted January 22, 2020 Report Posted January 22, 2020 Multi-threat Whitish fun to watch — and an important piece — for Nebraska women's basketball team Brent Wagner Jan 21, 2020 Updated 1 min ago Nebraska’s Hannah Whitish (3) shoots a three-pointer against Minnesota on Jan. 4 at Pinnacle Bank Arena. Whitish is averaging 3.1 makes per game on three-pointers during Big Ten play this season. EMILY HANEY, Journal Star file photo Facebook Twitter Email Print Save Hannah Whitish was the last player to step into the locker room after the Nebraska women’s basketball team rallied for an impressive three-point win against Michigan on Sunday. Whitish had to stay on the court for a TV interview. When she made it to the locker room, coach Amy Williams got all the players to clap for Whitish, and the senior bounced into the room with a big smile. It was another game that showed when Whitish has a great game, the Huskers are a lot better team. WOMEN'S BASKETBALL Williams shares insight into how Nebraska women prepare for next opponent Brent Wagner For Whitish, it was an awesome feeling going into that locker room. Nebraska had outscored Michigan 42-22 during a 16-minute stretch of the second half. “I was so proud of this team,” Whitish said. “A year ago I don’t think we would have won that game, being down 13. It just shows that growth that we’ve had, and it gets me really excited for what’s to come these last couple of months of the season.” Whitish tied her season-high with 20 points Sunday, and splashed in six three-pointers on just eight attempts. And she added five assists without a single turnover. It's games like that when Whitish is really fun to watch, both for her shooting and perfect lob passes inside to Kate Cain for easy baskets. Whitish has had plenty of games like that in her four years as a starter. Whitish is one point away from being in the top 20 on Nebraska’s career scoring list. She enters Wednesday’s game against Purdue ranked 21st with 1,132 points. But Whitish is more versatile than that. Earlier this season, she became the first Husker in program history to hit the combined career milestones of 1,000 points, 400 assists and 200 three-pointers. Whitish is the only current Husker who has earned all-conference honors after taking second-team honors as a sophomore. WOMEN'S BASKETBALL Fast-break points: Lineups and quick hits for Nebraska-Purdue Brent Wagner Williams says it’s all the ways that Whitish can affect a game that make her fun to watch. “You have a kid that is a 1,000-point scorer, can shoot the three and is one of the best three-point shooters in our program’s history, but also has all of the assists that she has,” Williams said. “And to be an unselfish player that is not really out to 'get mine,' but yet still can be very aggressive and dangerous offensively, it’s pretty fun to watch.” Whitish leads Nebraska with 68 assists this season, and those passes are her favorite part of the sport. “I like assists a lot,” Whitish said. “I don’t know, because it’s not exactly like you’re scoring the ball, but you still have a part in somebody else scoring and giving those other people opportunities.” Nebraska’s success during the Big Ten season will be critical to whether the Huskers (14-4, 4-3 Big Ten) can make a return to the NCAA Tournament, and Whitish has played well during the conference season. Her average of 3.1 made three-pointers per conference game is No. 1 in the league, and Whitish is No. 8 in three-point shooting percentage (41%). She also ranks 27th in scoring (11.7 ppg). While Whitish sometimes follows up a game where she scored a lot with a game where she only scores a few points, Williams said Whitish is having an impact every game, like during an overtime win against Missouri when Whitish had four steals and took two charges. “That’s the kind of thing that senior point guards do is they find ways to have an impact on the game, and I think she’s done that all year long,” Williams said. 12dozen, whoopdeedoo and Red Don 3 Quote
WOMEN'S BASKETBALL Williams shares insight into how Nebraska women prepare for next opponent Brent Wagner
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