Respectively, I've watched the clip multiple times, in fact it was directly across from where i was sitting. Your player let go of the shot just beyond half court. Jernigan was closest of the 3 bishop girls but not underneath her at all. Watch the players right foot, the opposite side of Jernigan, and see how it slides when she landed, almost "skipped" by itself. It wasn't because of hitting knees. I've seen more than i care to see of ACL injuries with this same action, had nothing to do with the defense just unfortunately how girls are built.
If in fact the coach took to twitter or any other social media about the game at all he is way out of line. He was, in my opinion, very much outcoached in the second half. The big girl was killing us in the first half and Robinson made adjustments to take that away in the second half and your coach didn't respond. On the defensive side he employed some type of zone trapping that literally left 3 point shooters wide open all night, including perhaps the best 3 point shooter in the state (which is why she's going to NC State and was an alternate on the US National team). Bishop made 13 threes, Jernigan was 6 of 14, in fact they only took 13 2 point shots the entire game while taking 33 3 point shots. Albemarle was much quicker and taller than Bishop, to play that defense was suspect at best.
It was a very entertaining game, Albemarle is a fine team and 10 is a joy to watch. Best to you and them and hope we don't have to meet again until the last game of the western regionals.
