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And Then Obliterate France, 18-4, To Win Gold (link) by dillon77

- Bueckers and Boston led the team in scoring with 6 each. Boston has got the pick and roll in her DNA.
- Van Lith does remind me of someone offensively when she takes it to the hole: Arike. The only difference is she loves to quickly pivot and shoot fade-away jumpers.
- They all play excellent defense.
- Bueckers is jaw-dropping in her overall excellence. They guys calling the game are still speechless from her performance in the semis and finals.
- Sam sees the floor and passes exceedingly well to whoever is open and/or hot. Team first.
- And, picking up on another comment down low...the fact that Coach Owens flew to Buenos Aires tells you everything about how much the Irish want Boston. Beyond smart move.

Way to go Boston, Brunelle, Bueckers and Van Lith. Well done and congrats.