I hate that. Oddly enough she look like she struggled more as the season progressed as opposed to getting better. From the perspective of her being a young lady I wish her the best. From everything I’ve seen she looks to be very pleasant and a great teammate. From the perspective of her being a basketball player I hate that she is not able to go forward. She had a lot of potential with her combination of size and agility.
I hope she has a healthy and successful life. I watched her at Ole Miss and even then she didn't appear to be in terrific condition but she held her own against McCowan for moments.
She's still leading the vote for the Lowe Senior class award they added her to at 59.4% of the total fan vote.Mikayla Pivec wins Pac-12 WBB scholar athlete of the year! Third OSU WBB player to win this award in 5 years!
Oregon State’s Pivec Named Pac-12 Women’s Basketball Scholar-Athlete of the Year
Oregon State’s Pivec Named Pac-12 Women’s Basketball Scholar-Athlete of the Yearpac-12.com
Not sure what you're getting at.
Gotta draw the line somewhere. It never seems fair when your favorite players don't get to benefit from it.
Did Provo actually leave Clemson following an injury? What I remember and read was that her departure was attributed to "personal" reasons after playing about 12 games that season.
Before you talk NPOY, she needs to beat out the SEC POY and 1st team AA Howard who is only a Sophomore. Then you have fellow 2nd teamers, Dana Evans, ACC POY and McDonald & Carter if they stay who will all be seniors and greater favorites. Boston will also be handicapped since she would be without her incredibly worthy award winning point guard who will have graduated.
If Boston's increase and she has a spectacular sophomore jump, I can see her beating out all of those players. Especially if SC is a top 3 team. Carter, Howard, and McDonald would have to have Plum-like numbers in order to win the award. I dont see their teams being threats for a title. Evans is very good, and Louisville should be in the hunt for a title. I dont think Boston will ever put up the scoring numbers of the players previously. Especially as the rest of her class will get better alongside her.
The WNBA said this? Link?
The quote in the article says: "Every WNBA talent evaluator I spoke to said if Boston could be a one-and-done player like in the NBA, she’d get chosen in the first round. One GM even said if a team needed a big, Boston could be the first overall selection among a crop that includes Oregon’s Sabrina Ionescu and Satou Sabally, Baylor’s Lauren Cox and Princeton’s Bella Alarie."
Well duh of course she'd be taken in the 1st round. She's 2nd team AA this year, which should mean she's top 10 among all college players, not to mention the smaller pool of players going to the W.
Thanks for providing the actual quote. Boston is a load inside and is already a difference-maker for SC with her physicality and strength inside. I think that she has a ways to go to be on the same skill level with Sabally and Cox, but I wouldn't doubt that she would be a Top-5 pick next month if the WNBA did its draft like the NBA does based upon her potential and youth.
I was surprised a WNBA GM said they'd explicitly would take her over Sabrina, Satou, & Cox who are currently projected top 3. As to your AA reference, they didn't even mention Ruthy who had similar Freshman stats as Boston and her stats have improved every year where her FG% i now up to 68.5%. She also was a 1st team AA this year Wouldn't that make her top 5?
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I don’t think Watson, Dugalic, or Parrish won a state championship. All of ended their seasons with losses in the playoffs.
Washington gets their first '21 commit, Avery Vansickle. 5-9 or 5-10 guard from Aurora, CO. Former HS teammate of Fran Belibi.
Avery VanSickle commits to University of Washington | Prep Girls Hoops
One of Colorado’s top recruits in the Class of 2021 has made her decision on where she will continue her basketball career after high school. , who just completed her junior season at Regis Jesuit High School, announced via Twitter on Monday night that she has committed to play basketball at the...
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