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just another tidbit on Boykin,

Boykin was ranked #1 in BS,ASGR,HG, until about 14 months ago, her ranking started to changed once the national scouts found out she left National Power Riverdale Baptist private school for Flowers her local public school at that time no one knew the reason she left Riverdale and because of it is believed her ranking started to change,
Boykin was still the #1 ranked recruit on a lot of College white boards including Uconn that much I know, until her verbal yesterday

Uconn is getting a #1 recruit, I think once the BY regulars get to see her play you will be even more happy that she is coming to Uconn, and she is closer to 6'2 than 6'3
 
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For me, it's hard to put much stock into the "she was previously #1" debate when at one time, Samarie Walker was the #1 rated prospect in the 2010 class...a class that included Chiney Ogwumike, Alyssa Thomas, Chelsea Gray, etc.

Players are moved up and down for various reasons and maybe Boykin is worthy of being the #1 prospect. But regardless, in the end the truth will show on the court. Not in the rankings.
 

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Morgan Tuck was #1 in her class as well. We've seen enough of Morgan to understand why, though Breanna and Moriah are now ridiculously good.
 

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To me it really doesn't matter where she's ranked. I love it that she was a number 1 and is still top 10 because I know Geno was very high on her and knowing that and knowing Geno I know she will become a great one.
 

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Basically, if you're a recruit, you get what's coming to you at UConn. Look at Bria Hartley, a national top 5-10 recruit. In college, she was a two-time First team AA, a two-time national champion, and the #7 overall pick in the WNBA draft. Meanwhile, look at Stef Dolson, a top 40 recruit. In college, she was a two-time First team AA, a two-time national champion, a one-time, DPOY, and the #6 overall pick in the WNBA draft. Overall, those are two great experiences. If you're a top recruit, you get everything you might hope for. If you're perceived as raw, somewhat underdeveloped, but exceptionally coachable, you'll get everything you might have dreamed about. That's why you come to Storrs, and if the experience is readily replicable at another school, I'd love to know where it is.
 
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Morgan Tuck was #1 in her class as well. We've seen enough of Morgan to understand why, though Breanna and Moriah are now ridiculously good.
I can definitely see why Morgan was number one. I don't watch as much UCONN as I'd like but I don't recall seeing her make what I would call a freshman mistake. She always seems to do the right thing.
Question: Does she get credit for a National Championship for this season? And if so, could she possibly win five N.C.s?

45 TO GO
 

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Question: Does she get credit for a National Championship for this season? And if so, could she possibly win five N.C.s?

I would think so. Tuck played in some games and I believe Caroline 'won' a ring the year she sat out.
 

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Uconn is getting a #1 recruit, I think once the BY regulars get to see her play you will be even more happy that she is coming to Uconn, and she is closer to 6'2 than 6'3

Is anyone actually unhappy?
 
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Not that it really matters, but Asia Durr has been pretty much the consensus best player in the class for the last 2 or so years. I do vaguely remember Kalabyra Gondrezick being rated #1 by ASGR 2-3 years ago.

All we know is Boykin is most likely a Top 10 recruit, who fits UConn's style of play. Good enough for me.
 
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DJB is a really good player with outstanding athleticism. She also sounds like a great kind.

I look forward to seeing her play for Flowers next year and at UConn for the next 4 years. This is part of the all-inclusive HuskyNation package--you have fans before and after your UConn years. :)
 
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Well I have 6"3 in the " Guess Boykin's height" pool. So I am extremely concerned and unhappy.
She could be 5'10" and still be closer to 6'2" then 6'3";)
 
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Riverdale Shiverdale. If you go to the boards HARD, you're only leaving bruises on different people.
 
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I would think so. Tuck played in some games and I believe Caroline 'won' a ring the year she sat out.

Also, didn't our two walk-ons get a ring too? Their contribution was relatively unheralded, but I'm sure their contribution during practice and as "cheerleaders" on the bench was right there. Somebody's got to quickly side step down the bench high five-ing everyone after a made 3!
 
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Also, didn't our two walk-ons get a ring too? Their contribution was relatively unheralded, but I'm sure their contribution during practice and as "cheerleaders" on the bench was right there. Somebody's got to quickly side step down the bench high five-ing everyone after a made 3!
I hope they got rings. I can't imagine Geno putting them through all the practices, games, etc. and not give them a ring.
 
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