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Cheli one of just three 17 year-olds. Impressive.
Cheli one of just three 17 year-olds. Impressive.
Do incoming frosh players at UConn enroll for summer sessions? If so, she should make that tour.Maybe KK is going to enroll early and join the team on their overseas tour?? I dont know when she has to be enrolled by but it could be a possibility?
I’d hope all of them would do that, as long as it didn’t cost them a year of eligibilityDo incoming frosh players at UConn enroll for summer sessions? If so, she should make that tour.
(ND freshman report for summer session classes in mid-June, so I was guessing UConn does a similar thing.)
Of course she’ll be on the oversees tour. Classes start in June, all freshman will likely be on campus at the end of may to start the summer session.Maybe KK is going to enroll early and join the team on their overseas tour?? I dont know when she has to be enrolled by but it could be a possibility?
No.I’m just expressing surprise that they accepted it, or even bothered indicating interest in it from the start. Aren’t you?
Do incoming frosh players at UConn enroll for summer sessions? If so, she should make that tour.
(ND freshman report for summer session classes in mid-June, so I was guessing UConn does a similar thing.)
KK was cut with younger players out playing her.
As far as I can tell, three of the four pgs were rising sophomores and the one who was not was ranked higher than KK! I’m sorry for her as she presumably wanted to be on that team but if I’m completely honest, I’m just as happy she got cut. Less chance of injury, a chance to get more rest away from the court, and hopefully a fully rested, hungry KK on the Europe trip. Not sure what your intent was with what, in all fairness, was a bit of a snarky remark, but I’m pretty sure the vast majority of us here are still very happy to have her on the team!KK was cut with younger players out playing her.
What bad habits are they going to learn playing for USA Basketball? I would counter that playing international rules could be beneficial for players because it challenges them to play a different style of basketball. They will be playing for quality coaches and get to challenge themselves against good competition.Given the risk of serious injury and learning bad BB habits, why is Geno even allowing incoming recruits to play in these summer events?
Because Geno has benefited by coaching national teams in the past and it wouldn't be right to interfere with any national team roster.Given the risk of serious injury and learning bad BB habits, why is Geno even allowing incoming recruits to play in these summer events?