Any question about the best conference in wcbb can be put to rest lol . Great job Big10 , ACC , PAC 12 you put up a good fight last season though.You mean $EC
Any question about the best conference in wcbb can be put to rest lol . Great job Big10 , ACC , PAC 12 you put up a good fight last season though.You mean $EC
I mean Angel canceled the rest of her visits after visiting LSU....![]()
Fauntleroy to OK State.I put this list together of "notable not committed players in the portal" not all that long ago. Since then, a bunch has happened (see blue destination schools). Look forward to predictions on any of the remaining players and if there are other players we should be concentrating on going forward. Stay tuned!
Point Guards
- Diamond Johnson, 5'5" Jr. (NC State, Rutgers)
- Kennedy Fauntleroy, 5'7" Fr. (Georgetown)
Got it, thanks. Would not have put those lines together. Lot of churn at OK State.Fauntleroy to OK State.
Is that a prediction or did it happen?
. As in my other reply, I wouldn't see that destination coming.Thx. After missing Fautleroy, I went back to Raoul's list, but you did it for me!Denae Carter to Villanova, as well.

Jacie Hoyt!Got it, thanks. Would not have put those lines together. Lot of churn at OK State.
I've mentioned it in other posts, that there's very little social media chatter on Davis, as compared to Morrow, Bynum, and others that just committed. It's interesting that Davis was ranked #32 on the espn portal list (I know, grain of salt), so I wonder, along with Barnum and Coulibaly, that they are all doing their due diligence, as since Davis and Barnum are grad transfers, and Coulibaly is a senior, there is only one shot for them to find a proper fit.Since this whole process started I've had my fingers crossed that Kaitlyn Davis and UConn would do some conversing. Close to home for her, and - provided UC has a graduate program that interests her - she could provide some insurance and maturity (in the Evina Westbrook mold). I know many feel that the Huskies are just fine the way they are, but after the last two years I don't take anything for granted any more.
I've mentioned it in other posts, that there's very little social media chatter on Davis, as compared to Morrow, Bynum, and others that just committed. It's interesting that Davis was ranked #32 on the espn portal list (I know, grain of salt), so I wonder, along with Barnum and Coulibaly, that they are all doing their due diligence, as since Davis and Barnum are grad transfers, and Coulibaly is a senior, there is only one shot for them to find a proper fit.
I think so, yes, but wonder would she want to play for a team for one year, and then get an auto transfer as a grad student and go to a 2nd school? And I've not even considered a covid year bonus. She is listed as a senior on the espn page, so that's why I made the distinction between her and the other two.Wouldn’t coulibaly have another year? And be a grad transfer if need be?
Love this list.I put this list together of "notable not committed players in the portal" not all that long ago. Since then, a bunch has happened (see blue destination schools). Look forward to predictions on any of the remaining players and if there are other players we should be concentrating on going forward.
Big names at the PG position with Diamond Johnson and Ashley Owusu, guards who are both known for wanting control of the rock.
Looking at the forwards, where is Barnum going? Mississippi State was thought to be a contender, but nothing as of yet. Kaitlyn Davis would a great one-year pick-up for a team that could use a savvy tweener forward.
Stay tuned!
Point Guards
- Diamond Johnson, 5'5" Jr. (NC State, Rutgers)
- Kennedy Fauntleroy, 5'7" Fr. (Georgetown) Oklahoma State
- Taina Mair, 5'9" Fr. (Boston College) Duke
- Ashley Owusu, 6'0" Sr. (Va. Tech, Maryland)
- Endiya Rogers, 5'7" Sr. (Oregon, USC) Texas A&M
Guards/Wings
- Kendall Holmes, 5'11" Jr. (DePaul) South Dakota
- Justine Pissot, 6'4" Fr. (Tenn.) Vanderbilt
- Darrione Rogers, 5'11" Jr. (DePaul) Mississippi State
- Jewell Spear, 5'10" Jr. (Wake Forest) Tennessee
Forwards
Centers
- Denae Carter, 6'0" So. (Miss. State) Villanova
- Erynn Barnum, 6'2" RS Sr. (Arkansas)
- Kaitlyn Davis, 6'1" Sr. (Columbia)
- Aneesah Morrow, 6'1" So. (DePaul) LSU
- Nerea Hermosa, 6'5" Sr. (Ga. Tech) Going Pro in Spain
- Imani Lester, 6'3" Fr. (didn't play) (Louisville)
- Lauren Ware, 6'5" Jr. (Ariz.) Texas A&M
I missed that one.And from my own personal interest Californias Evelien Lutje Schipholt 6’2 Forward from the Netherlands. I think she is so good around the basket.
Jaden Owens ?I put this list together of "notable not committed players in the portal" not all that long ago. Since then, a bunch has happened (see blue destination schools). Look forward to predictions on any of the remaining players and if there are other players we should be concentrating on going forward.
Big names at the PG position with Diamond Johnson and Ashley Owusu, guards who are both known for wanting control of the rock.
Looking at the forwards, where is Barnum going? Mississippi State was thought to be a contender, but nothing as of yet. Kaitlyn Davis would a great one-year pick-up for a team that could use a savvy tweener forward.
Stay tuned!
Point Guards
- Diamond Johnson, 5'5" Jr. (NC State, Rutgers)
- Kennedy Fauntleroy, 5'7" Fr. (Georgetown) Oklahoma State
- Taina Mair, 5'9" Fr. (Boston College) Duke
- Ashley Owusu, 6'0" Sr. (Va. Tech, Maryland)
- Endiya Rogers, 5'7" Sr. (Oregon, USC) Texas A&M
Guards/Wings
- Kendall Holmes, 5'11" Jr. (DePaul) South Dakota
- Justine Pissot, 6'4" Fr. (Tenn.) Vanderbilt
- Darrione Rogers, 5'11" Jr. (DePaul) Mississippi State
- Jewell Spear, 5'10" Jr. (Wake Forest) Tennessee
Forwards
Centers
- Denae Carter, 6'0" So. (Miss. State) Villanova
- Erynn Barnum, 6'2" RS Sr. (Arkansas)
- Kaitlyn Davis, 6'1" Sr. (Columbia)
- Aneesah Morrow, 6'1" So. (DePaul) LSU
- Nerea Hermosa, 6'5" Sr. (Ga. Tech) Going Pro in Spain
- Imani Lester, 6'3" Fr. (didn't play) (Louisville)
- Lauren Ware, 6'5" Jr. (Ariz.) Texas A&M

Imani Lester was a medical redshirt with an undisclosed medical condition. I’d be surprised if she plays, and if so maybe div 2 or div 3. The language was she was not medically released to play at this level.Saturday 5/6 Update: Enough has changed in a mere 8 hours, due to actual commitments, plus updates and suggestions from Boneyarders, that here's an updated, expanded list of "still hanging in the portal" players.
Point Guards
- Diamond Johnson, 5'5" Jr. (NC State, Rutgers)
- Kennedy Fauntleroy, 5'7" Fr. (Georgetown) Oklahoma State
- Taina Mair, 5'9" Fr. (Boston College) Duke
- Jaden Owens, 5'7" Sr. (Baylor, UCLA)
- Ashley Owusu, 6'0" Sr. (Va. Tech, Maryland)
- Endiya Rogers, 5'7" Sr. (Oregon, USC) Texas A&M
Guards/Wings
- Beyoncé Bea 6’1 G from Idaho
- Aicha Coulibaly 6’0 G from Auburn
- Kendall Holmes, 5'11" Jr. (DePaul) South Dakota
- Justine Pissot, 6'4" Fr. (Tenn.) Vanderbilt
- Darrione Rogers, 5'11" Jr. (DePaul) Mississippi State
- Jewell Spear, 5'10" Jr. (Wake Forest) Tennessee
Forwards
- Denae Carter, 6'0" So. (Miss. State) Villanova
- Erynn Barnum, 6'2" RS Sr. (Arkansas) Mississippi State
- Kaitlyn Davis, 6'1" Sr. (Columbia)
- Aneesah Morrow, 6'1" So. (DePaul) LSU
- Evelien Lutje Schipholt, 6'2" Sr. (Cal)
Centers
- Nerea Hermosa, 6'5" Sr. (Ga. Tech) Going Pro in Spain
- Imani Lester, 6'3" Fr. (didn't play) (Louisville)
- Lauren Ware, 6'5" Jr. (Ariz.) Texas A&M
Imani Lester was a medical redshirt with an undisclosed medical condition. I’d be surprised if she plays, and if so maybe div 2 or div 3. The language was she was not medically released to play at this level.
Well this is intriguing.
Dude was talking about himself. He's a writer that covers WBB and I just now saw a follow up tweet (bc he knew he messed up bc collegiate WBB twitter was jumping) clarifying he meant himself. LmaoWell, if they entered the portal already, the public will know about it pretty soon as is typically the case.
Kind of a bummer. When she transferred there I thought it was a great fit but she never really got on track. I'm not sure if it was a health issues. I don't know if she has to sit out a year.