HoosierBoy96

This wasn't exactly an unexpected surprise and there's certainly no reason for the Hoosiers to hang their heads in disappointment because Maryland has had an excellent women's basketball program for year's and has only just here recently faced Uconn the best team in the whole country and quite possibly could've pulled off the upset had they not stumbled and eventually faltered late in the final quarter of the game. Basically, it's no reason to lose any belief or faith in this Hoosiers women's basketball squad because they'll eventually break through and become an elite women's basketball program and they'll definitely be one of the best team's in the Big Ten Conference and also in all of Division 1 Women's College Basketball come tipoff time in the opening game of next year's basketball season. Mark my word's there's something very special happening with the Indiana Hoosiers women's basketball program.

Scrubs? Lol Perhaps you'd do well to remember that it's never smart to comment on matters that you've no prior knowledge about because it's blatantly obvious by your comment that you really don't know anything at all about Tyra, or here basketball past history.

Now that I've inadvertently stumbled across this previously unknown (to myself) Tyra Buss topic thread,it'd be completely out of character for me,myself,and I to simply just read it without commenting on it. Lol Basically, I just wanted to comment on the post about Tyra playing so well that it's unbelievable that she wasn't selected to the McDonald's High School All-American Team" because that's exactly the question that majority of high school basketball fan's across the tri-state were asking themselves after the rosters were announced then subsequently released nationwide. There's absolutely no question about it that Tyra was unfairly snubbed and most certainly deserved to had been selected to play, "and in my own personal opinion," and actually start in one of the two rosters line up's. And as far as the competition that she'd faced during her high school year's being weak, well that's a myth that unfortunately originated from an ignorant individual who knew very little next to absolutely nothing about her, or her high school career. Tyra's an legitimate bona fide basketball superstar and will continue to be one whether she's playing in college, or she's playing professionally here in the states, or in a foreign national league. Tyra's quite frankly one of the best girls high school basketball player's in the history of the sport.