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I love this post by BabaGhanouj

and agree that Alli is a great addition for 2020. The Allison Campbell image that is forming for me is a very smart, driven player, who, like Sam, will be way ahead in the "confidence" curve, which is so crucial to incoming college players, when she arrives on campus.

I did find a video of a game between the Philly Belles and Tim Fudd's Fairfax Stars. It shows interesting inside/outside play by Danielle Cosgrove, the amazing athleticism of Celeste Taylor, more Tim Fudd, and, of course, the great shot of Azzi, but I hesitate to post the link (it is posted below) because it doesn't seem like Alli's best game. She make some shots in the beginning but appears to be tired, possibly sick, doesn't display much aggressiveness (which I think she has), and sits on the bench for much of the second half when the team could have used her.