Erica Mccall

[VAMike23]

In watching Erica reply to Jim Fuller's questions in her interview she reminds me a lot of Seimone Augustus, somewhat less so DeWanna Bonner.

 

[jdubct]

McCall and Linnae Harper are scheduled to visit UCLA on October 19th.

 

[easttexastrash]

McCall and Linnae Harper are scheduled to visit UCLA on October 19th.

I wonder if they planned that together or if it just happened that way. The players tend to be pairing up these days.

 

[VAUConnFan]

I was not aware that even early decision acceptances were made this early. Have things changed?

 

[Tonyc]

I can tell you this. I have people come into my office all the time. They cant speak the language like we do, but they have a work ethic. They come here and make somthing out of themselves and send alot of their monies back to their country where they earn anywhere from 7% to 12% on their monies. So when your comparing UConn and Stanford and any other good academic colleges remember this. It all come down to you and what you want out of life. When I graduated college I was at the front of the line and that wasnt because I had the best GPA it was because I was class President. LOL However when I went back to my reunion I saw alot of classmates and it amazed me how they just kinda gave up. Those who I thought would be successful werent and those who I thought wouldnt were and there were some exceptions. The point being. Academically Stanford may be ahead of UConn, but if you look at the girls who have graduated under Geno and CDs tootilage and you will see alot of successful women who have graduated UConn and are making alot of money. So to those who choose someplace to play BB other then UConn I say good luck because at UConn our girls make it pretty big when they graduate.

 

[pinotbear]

somehow, Tony, we knew you weren't the class valedictorian . But, you get an A+ in optimism!

 

[alexrgct]

I was not aware that even early decision acceptances were made this early. Have things changed?

Only for athletes. Which by definition means that Stanford does NOT use the same admissions criteria for its scholarship athletes as it does for everyone else, despite their patting themselves on the back for doing just that.