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If anyone has a subscription to Prospects Nation they just put up an article on Jones' home visits:
If anyone has a subscription to Prospects Nation they just put up an article on Jones' home visits:
AmenONO would made a tremendous 1 or IA & Boston would make a tremendous 1A or 1B IMO. Unlike Ezi, ONO & Boston will likely be around for 4 years.
Whether SAT scores correlate to anything beyond freshman grades is a very debated subject right now. And I doubt if they have any predictive significance at all when you factor in the academic support systems in place at top D-1 schools. After all, do you think the Alabama football team has higher SAT scores than Duke’s basketball team, and Alabama manages to graduate most of their players. And , please, no arguments about the academic rigors of elite schools. I’ve taught at two of them. There are plenty of easy courses available everywhere. After all, children of rich alumni need to graduate, too.Back in 1999 when our men's team won their first national title, the average SAT score for the Stanford men's basketball was 1300, the average SAT score for Duke was 860 and I don't know how many Dookies eventually graduated but I would venture not many. Yes, I'm speaking from personal experience.

How far is Albany from Ossining? Don't they have a player that UConn has interest in? Lot of the prospects they are looking at are at the 3 on 3 tourney.So I have a minor fact to report, and then a question to ask:
At the Albany game today, while walking the corridor, I walked past a very athletic -looking young black woman whom I would guess to be 17 or 18 years old and 5-11 to 6 feet tall. She was wearing a UConn sweatshirt.
Does that description fit any known recruiting target? Does it make sense that any recruiting target would be at the game in Albany today?
Marta is not someone we were questioning, as far as I know. I followed her career in D.C.Sniezek was a sharp student who graduated from one of the finest, elite private schools in DC. She was actively recruited by Harvard ergo she had the academic quals for Stanford.
That's pretty close to what I've been led to believe.Back in 1999 when our men's team won their first national title, the average SAT score for the Stanford men's basketball was 1300, the average SAT score for Duke was 860 and I don't know how many Dookies eventually graduated but I would venture not many. Yes, I'm speaking from personal experience.
Could be Aubrey Griffin from Ossining.So I have a minor fact to report, and then a question to ask:
At the Albany game today, while walking the corridor, I walked past a very athletic -looking young black woman whom I would guess to be 17 or 18 years old and 5-11 to 6 feet tall. She was wearing a UConn sweatshirt.
Does that description fit any known recruiting target? Does it make sense that any recruiting target would be at the game in Albany today?
No prob. I was addressing the question mark in Charliebball's postMarta is not someone we were questioning, as far as I know. I followed her career in D.C.
Whether SAT scores correlate to anything beyond freshman grades is a very debated subject right now. And I doubt if they have any predictive significance at all when you factor in the academic support systems in place at top D-1 schools. After all, do you think the Alabama football team has higher SAT scores than Duke’s basketball team, and Alabama manages to graduate most of their players. And , please, no arguments about the academic rigors of elite schools. I’ve taught at two of them. There are plenty of easy courses available everywhere. After all, children of rich alumni need to graduate, too.![]()
I agree, she's a good shooter and passer, but also an outstanding rebounder, sounds like a stretch four to me, similar game to Lauren Jackson if you ask me.
Isn’t the simplest explanation that Samantha’s interest in UConn has cooled to the point that Geno no longer thinks that she is likely to sign, so the UConn coaches have turned their attention elsewhere?
Brunelle will be at Uconn. Bank on it! Decision already made. Uconn recruits and coaches are always tight lipped about these matters. No Uconn home visit or game visits needed.
Is that a guess? Or do you know for sure?Brunelle will be at Uconn. Bank on it! Decision already made. Uconn recruits and coaches are always tight lipped about these matters. No Uconn home visit or game visits needed.
About as sure as I was that Elena was going to win 4 championships at UconnIs that a guess? Or do you know for sure?
If her game were similar to Lauren Jackson's then we wouldn't be reading about . . . oh never mind.
Actually she'll never be at UConn. I expect her at the XL Center every other early December though.Brunelle will be at UConn, but wearing a Notre Dame jersey.
How did Leilani play in the 3 X 3 tournament? I believe this was her first exposure to USA basketball.
If we cooled down on Brunelle it’s because Ezi is coming to Storrs. It don’t matter who comes to UConn as long as we have Geno that’s all I care about.
"Concerned about her role on the team" makes some sense to me. If she is, it puts her in a difficult position to get any clarity because as we know, that's something that Auriemma supposedly will not discuss with recruits. Could be a stalemate situation.Not sure that this is entirely true.
Ezi Magbegor is a long and agile faceup-4 (power forward). Sam Brunelle is a versatile perimeter threat, but primarily a 3 (small forward) in college. They do not play the same position, and UConn is not in a scholarship crunch.
Now, perhaps Brunelle is concerned about her role on the team, with the talent of Williams, Walker, Nelson-Ododa, and Magbegor (with a senior Dangerfield at the point). Certainly a possibility. But a commitment from Ezi does not necessarily correlate to a "cooling down" on Brunelle (assuming that UConn has, in fact, "cooled down" on Brunelle).
Sure they do. But not because they fumbled it. They drop them intentionally.Geno and Chris don't drop balls when it comes to recruiting.
"ONE of the world basketball’s best and most talked-about rising stars is staying in Australia.
Teenager Ezi Magbegor – who has been described by Australian Opals coach Sandy Brondello as “future of the Opals” – has signed with WNBL club Melbourne Boomers for three years.
Magbegor – last season’s WNBL rookie of the year with Canberra - was strongly tipped to move to the US to play college basketball, having visited a number of top line schools over the past few months.
But Magbegor said the chance to be mentored by Australian basketball legend and Boomers assistant general manager Lauren Jackson swayed her decision."
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