2020 off-season transfers
- Thread starter Plebe
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Plebe was just pointing out schools that we’re in contact.
Wish we saw that more for WBB.
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From Texas Tech to Kansas State. What a move.
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Chloe Bibby in the portal?
She was reportedly transferring regardless. Makes sense because she was the only one who didn’t seem to care he was leaving.
She was also likely losing her spot to Cooks.
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Bingo
She could be a good pick up for someone if she can get back to where she was her sophomore year.
SimpleDawg
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Well.... South Carolina had a mini-exodus last year and seemed relatively unaffected by it.
I'm resting on that lifeline while praying for this to stop. (people leaving, that is)
I'm resting on that lifeline while praying for this to stop. (people leaving, that is)
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She will be great in a situation from two years ago where she isn’t the focal point of the offense and could be a help defender. Great person and player. For whatever reason I could see her at a west coast school like Gonzaga.
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In twitter stalking tonight, I noticed Shakira Austin started following SC coaches.
As long you don't lose your best players and bring in the #1 recruiting class or something similar, you guys should be good.
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If you can't beat them, join them. I guess Dawn can teach her how to be another Aja Wilson.In twitter stalking tonight, I noticed Shakira Austin started following SC coaches.
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Wasn't the point by Austin is she doesn’t want to be a traditional post like Brenda wanted her to be but prefers to be a wing or small forward type?
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I believe you are correct that she did not want to be a post player. If I remember right I think her father talked about her wanting to develop her three-point shot to get her ready for the next level. However I don’t think it was clear whether or not that meant she wanted to play the three or instead play the four where she could have the ability to move back-and-forth.
Hmm. South Florida in her future?
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Some thoughts on the latest found of transfers (after scrolling for what seemed minutes of them on Raoul's site).
- Trinity Baptiste (6-0 JR forward, Tampa, FL) has announced that she's transferring from Virginia Tech WBB, looking to get closer to home. She averaged 9.5 PPG and 6.4 RPG during the 2019-20 season, earning ACC Sixth Player of the Year honors.
Dillon druthers (DD): Second hit following Dara Mabrey's leaving. I thought she was a fine player who will find a willing suitor in the Florida area. FSU is always open to transfers. UCF? South Florida?
- Another grad transfer from Stanford WBB: Estella Moschkau (6-1 JR wing, Madison, WI)
DD: Interesting for a few reasons. Stanford was short on scholarship players and many thought DiJonai Carrington might've left due to this (with Anna Wilson getting the last slot). Carrington was thought to be leaving (Maryland?), but could she come back from portal-land?
As for Moschkau, she was a good HS player who played sparingly but got a Stanford degree. If she wants to be close to home, she's a solid player with smarts and a good mid-range jumper. Wisconsin can use, well, anyone. Wonder if Megan Duffy would be open for a one-year player at Marquette?
— As for Chloe Bibby (6-1 JR forward, Warracknabeal) / Mississippi State: 7.5 PPG, 5.2 RPG in 2019-20 and Mississippi State.
DD: I read that she seemed to be headed out the door regardless if Vic S. left or not. I thought she had more than a solid 2018-19 and added something to that team. If she regain her strength/quickness from the injury, she could be a solid addition to a team looking for a steady overall player. I'll be interested to see where she ends up...feels like it could be anywhere.
- Former Penn State WBB player Mya Bembry (6-1 FR wing, West Orange, NJ) will be transferring to Seton Hall (Big East), returning to her home state, per a source.
DD: I'm adding this one because I've seen her play in high school in both soccer (good player) and basketball (really good player). One of Coquese Washington's last recruits. Very athletic wing who had some classic battles with Diamond Miller of Maryland. Thought she'd do well with Carolyn Keiger and her up-tempo approach. No go.
Maybe she wanted to come home given everything. Seton Hall is just 20 minutes from her home so her parents will see her a lot. Great pick up for the Pirates.
- Trinity Baptiste (6-0 JR forward, Tampa, FL) has announced that she's transferring from Virginia Tech WBB, looking to get closer to home. She averaged 9.5 PPG and 6.4 RPG during the 2019-20 season, earning ACC Sixth Player of the Year honors.
Dillon druthers (DD): Second hit following Dara Mabrey's leaving. I thought she was a fine player who will find a willing suitor in the Florida area. FSU is always open to transfers. UCF? South Florida?
- Another grad transfer from Stanford WBB: Estella Moschkau (6-1 JR wing, Madison, WI)
DD: Interesting for a few reasons. Stanford was short on scholarship players and many thought DiJonai Carrington might've left due to this (with Anna Wilson getting the last slot). Carrington was thought to be leaving (Maryland?), but could she come back from portal-land?
As for Moschkau, she was a good HS player who played sparingly but got a Stanford degree. If she wants to be close to home, she's a solid player with smarts and a good mid-range jumper. Wisconsin can use, well, anyone. Wonder if Megan Duffy would be open for a one-year player at Marquette?
— As for Chloe Bibby (6-1 JR forward, Warracknabeal) / Mississippi State: 7.5 PPG, 5.2 RPG in 2019-20 and Mississippi State.
DD: I read that she seemed to be headed out the door regardless if Vic S. left or not. I thought she had more than a solid 2018-19 and added something to that team. If she regain her strength/quickness from the injury, she could be a solid addition to a team looking for a steady overall player. I'll be interested to see where she ends up...feels like it could be anywhere.
- Former Penn State WBB player Mya Bembry (6-1 FR wing, West Orange, NJ) will be transferring to Seton Hall (Big East), returning to her home state, per a source.
DD: I'm adding this one because I've seen her play in high school in both soccer (good player) and basketball (really good player). One of Coquese Washington's last recruits. Very athletic wing who had some classic battles with Diamond Miller of Maryland. Thought she'd do well with Carolyn Keiger and her up-tempo approach. No go.
Maybe she wanted to come home given everything. Seton Hall is just 20 minutes from her home so her parents will see her a lot. Great pick up for the Pirates.
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BYU picks up a significant transfer from Michigan State, 6'3" sophomore Kayla Belles, who averaged 6.9 points and 4.5 rebounds in only 16 minutes per game.
The release by MSU and this article indicate that Belles' faith was a major reason for the transfer.
The release by MSU and this article indicate that Belles' faith was a major reason for the transfer.
Ithaca's Kayla Belles leaving Michigan State women's basketball program for BYU
Forward averaged 6.9 points and 4.5 rebounds for Spartans as a sophomore while being voted the team's most improved player.
www.lansingstatejournal.com
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