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Battlesuggs OP
Jun 14, 2026 at 07:35 PM ET
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Kitley is out of the WNBA. Still injured? Doesnt want to play anymore? Aamore doesnt look like she can play at this level at all. What happened?

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SarahVTHokie24 SarahVTHokie24
1mo
I watched a video yesterday, not sure where
But she was interviewing a new VT football commit in-person. Not sure if it was a podcast or what, but she seems to a regular analyst for ACC Network ** Edited by SarahVTHokie24 at 6/15/2026, 9:22:40 PM
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VAHokie89
1mo
She has been all winter. Odds are she has moved on with her life
I would have loved to have seen instagram videos of workouts but she never truly posted any.
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EDGEMAN
1mo
Liz is pretty darn good!
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VaBones
1mo
Liz’s podcast
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Va AandM
1mo
Talking Australian rules FB or WNBA regarding "Aamore". Amoore is fine
She had to get her bearing but her FG% is ticking up. She seems to be catching on with fans and press.
WestEndHokie39 WestEndHokie39
1mo
My opinion on Liz. She is very skilled with great footwork
and an excellent passer. But the NBA doesn’t reward that skill set. Inside play is holding, clutching and bodying. It’s ugly and makes the game pretty much unwatchable for me.
SarahVTHokie24 SarahVTHokie24
1mo
Liz"s Achilles heel was tha she struggled against teams that were
Overly physical with her JMO ** Edited by SarahVTHokie24 at 6/15/2026, 9:17:07 PM ** Edited by SarahVTHokie24 at 6/15/2026, 9:18:39 PM
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EDGEMAN
1mo
When teams were allowed to hack her without being called for any...
...fouls, she had less than optimal games. That said more about WBB officiating than anything else...
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VAHokie89
1mo
The thing is, that describes a number of players in the WNBA who do play
Megan Gustafson was predominantly a 3-pt shoot with limited playing time. Now, she is doing more with the expansion team. I think Liz can play in the WNBA, even with the physicality. I think we saw her when she was coming off injury, rusty, and on a team that didn't pass much to her. Her role on the Aces was basically to set screens and roll knowing she was not getting the ball. When she did, you could see the rust.
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George Baylor
1mo
Agree, Liz not the typical WNBA Pro center: slow & not powerful enough.
DGHOKIE DGHOKIE
1mo
I don’t think she is slow. She isn’t nasty enough
WestEndHokie39 WestEndHokie39
1mo
Agreed. She is quick enough to get off her jumper.
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MrFantastic!
1mo
Small and
Not super fast.
DGHOKIE DGHOKIE
1mo
Can’t coach height
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RJHokie
1mo
Don’t know for sure about Liz, but she might be redirecting her career
to sports broadcasting of which she does a pretty good job from what I’ve seen. As for Georgia, the WNBA might be too much for her. Much different talent and style of play.
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BAMAHOKIE
1mo
Last game I saw Georgia play she was great shooting 75%+ on 3’s
Georgia’s size might eventually be issue.
VANESSAHOKIE VANESSAHOKIE
1mo
Amoore had a few good games recently but yesterday injured her knee.
She did something to the knee that had the ACL tear repaired last year. Didn't come back in for 2nd half yesterday in the game that the Mystics ended up winning in 4 OTS. Hope she didn't re-tear it.
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thunar
1mo
She had one good game against Indiana.
Shooting 26 from the field is not good. MIN PTS REB AST STL BLK TO FG FG% 3PT 3P% FT FT% PF Averages 23.3 5.0 1.2 3.7 0.5 0.3 1.9 1.4-5.3 26.6 1.0-3.8 26.1 1.2-1.3 87.5 2.8
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George Baylor
1mo
Smart move,IMO, Liz is very good on TV. Style/delievery. GA not ready yet
1977hokie 1977hokie
1mo
Georgia coming off a major injury, for most of the season so far has been
on a minutes restriction, I think the Mystics will be patient with her. As for Liz, I think you’re right, has a real future in broadcasting.
VTHokie2000 VTHokie2000
1mo
People either don't know or forget that every player (except for 2) on the
Mystics roster this year are either rookies or only have 1 year of WNBA experience. I believe that is relevant since there is a learning curve going from college to the pros. It means the team will have 3-5 players on the court at a time going through that same learning curve with limited veteran leadership to help guide them through the process.