She did not say it personally in the interview. Angel said it based off a private conversation they had. Mulkey was not there. I’m just telling you what I saw and got from the interview. Maybe she just feels like she won’t have to work as hard because of all the attention they’ve gotten from social media and winning a championship that all of the best players are calling. It’s not that deep for me. Watch the interview.
Something going on in Watts. Thinking Te-hina Paopao will also visit Southern Cal.
Money and lots of it
Hailey Van Lith? Shocks the world. Diamond Johnson felt threatened so had to leave (joking of course).
Hailey Van Lith told LSU no. She will NOT be in purple and gold next season.
Interesting. So who is next on the list?
Possibly, but the other day I watched some YT vids of Tehina at Oregon and one of them she talked about her final 2 coming out of HS was between UO or staying home and playing at San Diego St. She said she chose UO because she wants to win a national championship. I guess we’ll see if that’s still a factor when she chooses her new school.
The girl from Sacramento State ? lol
USC west or USC east?
The main difference I can think of is that the senior is more likely to leave after 1 season to either go pro or start their next chapter in life. Juniors don't have the same option to declare for the W if they're not old enough, and they aren't as likely to leave without finishing their degree first. Both have 2 years of eligibility left though.
This is where I'm having the problem. Let's use Oregon as an example. Endyia Rogers just completed her senior year and (barring grad transfer status) would only have 1 year of eligibility remaining at her new school using the "covid" exception. Te-Hina Paopao just completed her junior year and would also (again barring grad status)) only have 1 year of eligibility remaining at her new school. Am I missing something here? Both as "seniors" should be old enough to declare for the WNBA at end of next season.
Or to put it another way: Paopao will have two years of NCAA play remaining. This will be Rogers final season
Got it. So anyone listed as a "junior" on the transfer portal is part of the last class to have the covid exception.
Yeah, I really like Padilla as well. I wasn't sure if the list was using the same folks from the top 100? I didn't see Beyonce Bea (Idaho, averaged 22.8) or Olivia Olsen (Providence, averaged 10.1). I also like Una Jovanovic (14.6), who did transfer to TCU.
Some on our board think (and hope) that Stanford should be targeting her as a get-able grad transfer. Though I've not heard any indication of interest on either end on social media.
