Clearly most of the people don't really watch Kelsey play, or even the Princeton team for that matter. They have a very solid TEAM, where on any night you have 5 players that can not only score double digits but can put up 20 points (and they have this season already). Kelsey is a pure Derek Rose type point guard that not only is the best player on the court, not only can she score 40 a game, but she passes and makes her teammates better. Like Vikes 87 said, a lot of her passes go unnoticed to do missed shots by teammates or her passes are so good they players aren't quite ready and mishandle the pass.
Princeton runs an offense which anyone watching a game could see, its based on taking advantage of their athletic players. Meaning it is a read and react based attack where you put trust in your players to make the correct plays. If it was the K. Mitch show then she would be putting up 50 shots a night.
To defend Phillips, how many great players don't win a state championship? Most of them. She does have a lot of good players, and often has one great player at a time. That doesn't guarantee you will win every game, play perfect every night, and go straight to columbus. Ask any good coach and they will tell you that there is always a little luck involved in getting to Columbus. There is always going to be a game where you need something to fall your way to get over the hump and win.
Jill is a class act coach, cares for her kids, runs a great program, and yes, gets her kids into college programs (this is the goal of any HS coach in any sport, make sure you get your kids to higher education).[/QUOTE]
Here is the only part of this post I have a problem with. The goal of and HS coach in any sport should be to have your team be successful first and foremost, with several other goals as well, among them getting your kids a higher education. They shouldn't be putting individual players ahead of the team. I'm assuming you did not mean that is the #1 goal of a coach, or Jill.
