Tottenham manager Mauricio Pochettino says young England international Dele Alli is being nursed through games at the moment, due to ankle and knee injuries. The 19-year-old has been a key figure for Spurs this season as they lay down a Premier League title challenge, and he played the whole 90 minutes of the exciting 2-2 draw with Arsenal on Saturday.However, he had started on the bench at West Ham in midweek, and Pochettino says the dynamic youngster is not 100 per cent at the moment. Derby talking points Spurs-Arsenal analysis He is an incredible athlete, yes, but he is not a machine, said Pochettino.He has a problem in his ankle and knee. He was good before the game but the players are not machines.Asked if he might have to rest Alli during the title run-in, Pochettino added: It depends.We assess the players every day and we take the best decision from the team. Alli has won four England caps to date and could make the Euro 2016 squad, if fit We try to look after all of them. We played a lot of games and we come from a difficult season, because weve played a lot.I think that we have good staff, good sports science and medical, who can look after the players in a good way.We have a lot of players who are young and in their first or second season in the Premier League.Its very tough and we spend a lot of time analysing and to find information to give the best training sessions or recovery, or to find the best way to help them. Speaking before the Arsenal game, Mauricio Pochettino defended his Tottenham side and is adamant they are mentally strong enough to win the league Alli seemed a little quieter than usual against Arsenal, but he played a key role in the second goal and Pochettino was more than happy with his display.I dont know about him lacking energy, he said. The second goal today he looked fresh.Maybe we expect from him to run more than 14 kilometres in every game.I think today he was one of the best players, he showed energy and character. 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They celebrate deliriously after every win and endure a gut-punch of disappointment with every loss.Even though the Kissingers are a family of athletes -- all six members, including parents Brian and Amy, either played college sports or will do so by 2017 -- nobody had found a home with the Huskers.Until now.Taylor Kissinger, a 6-foot senior guard for Minden (Nebraska) and the No. 40 prospect in the espnW HoopGurlz Top 100 for the 2017 class, is set to officially become part of the Cornhuskers family when the NCAAs early signing period for womens basketball begins Nov. 9.When youre a little girl and you grow up in this [Huskers] environment with all the fan support, playing for Nebraska was all I wanted to do, said Kissinger, who lives less than two hours from the campus in Lincoln. This has been a dream of mine.The allure of a home-state school hits student-athletes differently, especially among top recruits who have a multitude of options. Among the top 50 womens basketball recruits in the 2016 recruiting class, for example, 14 stayed in-state to play college ball. Through Wednesday, 15 of the top 50 in the 2017 class had pledged to stay put.Like Kissinger, Ana Llanusa, a 6-foot guard at Choctaw (Oklahoma) and the No. 32 prospect in the nation, decided home is where her heart is. Any visit to the Llanusa house -- or just a walk outside -- would provide ample hint of what school she has chosen. The fence around her yard not only has a red OU logo on it but also has a burnt-orange Texas Longhorns insignia. The difference is that the Longhorns logo is upside down -- to make it clear this is Sooners Country.My whole life, I already knew where I wanted to go, said Llanusa, who made first-team all-Oklahoma last year. OU just feels like home.Maybe thats because Llanusas father, Tony, was a wrestler at OU before transferring to North Carolina.Ana, who averaged 20.6 points, 5.0 rebounds, 3.2 assists and 2.1 steals last season, has a chance to be the first OU graduate in a family that has revered the Sooners for generations. Even so, Tony didnt want his daughter to automatically sign with the Sooners.I wanted her to take some recruiting visits just to be sure this is what she wanted, he said.That never happened.Toward the end of her freshman year, Llanusa was invited to watch a Sooners practice. Afterward, coach Sherri Coale invited Llanusa to her office and offered her a scholarship.I smiled real big, but I was in shock, said Llanusa, who has a 3.78 GPA and is interested in studying business management. Coach Coale told me to think about it. About 10 minutes into my 30-minute drive home, I called her and told her, Yes, I would love to play for OU.Tony, who said his daughter went to her first OU womens basketball game when she was in second grade, said Ana was glowing after she got her Sooners offer.Its a feeling with which?Quannecia Q Morrison, a 5-foot-8 senior guard for McEachern (Powder Springgs, Georgia), is familiar.dddddddddddd Morrison, the No. 31 prospect in the 2017 class and a Georgia commit, said she strongly considered going elsewhere in the SEC after visiting Auburn.I just had to think about it. Georgia is home, said Morrison, who averaged 14.5 points, 8.1 rebounds and 3.5 steals last season as a junior. I want to be that person who stayed home, broke some records, made some achievements and put Georgia higher on the map.Joni Taylor, the first-year Georgia coach, would love nothing more. The Bulldogs have not won an SEC tournament title since 2001.Morrison, who lives less than two hours from Georgias campus in Athens, also wanted to give her mother, Tonya, easier access to her college games.Paying for my AAU tournaments and flights ... even when my mom wasnt able to make ends meet, she still made it happen for me, Morrison said. Shes very supportive. I can always hear her at games, busting on the refs or screaming and cheering. If I mess up, I hear her say, What are you doing? And when theres a good play, even if its from the other team, Ill hear her say, Good move, girl!Kissinger has also had strong family support. Her parents both competed at the University of Nebraska at Kearney. Amy played volleyball, and Brian played basketball. The kids all took after their father, in terms of their sport of choice. Derek played NAIA ball at Hastings College in Hastings, Nebraska. Taylors two sisters (twins) currently play college ball; Jamie is a 5-foot-9 junior guard at San Diego, and Brooke is a 5-foot-7 junior guard at Creighton. (Brooke will sit this season out after transferring from Illinois.) Next up as a college athlete is Taylor, who made first-team all-state in 2015 and 2016.Like Morrison, Kissinger committed to a first-year coach. Amy Williams, who is in her first season at Nebraska, made a splash by getting a commitment from Kissinger, who missed half of last season with a broken forearm but still averaged 29 points per game.I would argue that Taylor is as good a shooter as anyone in the country, said Dickson Jensen, Kissingers AAU coach with All Iowa Attack. Her range is really deep. Shes comfortable at the NBA 3-point line. 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