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She will take her official visits to Maryland, South Carolina, Southern Cal, Syracuse and Tennessee.
"I want to be able to play my position, grabbing a rebound and taking off on the dribble," said Reese, who plans to study kinesiology and business.
"I'm looking for a team that is family-oriented -- a home away from home," said Reese, a 6-foot-3 wing at St. Frances Academy (Baltimore, Maryland). "I want to win a national championship."
She wants to win a NC. Based on that alone, which program should she commit to? Which one has the best chance of winning a NC in the next 4 years?
In the next 4 years, who does win a NC? Repeats or three-peats?
I am genuinely happy for this young lady. She's talented and she's been raised by a fine family. I hope nothing but good things for her. Whether she wins a championship at any of her chosen 5 is moot. But in reality, if she thinks she is a guard and is going to rebound and push the ball up the floor at the next level she's going to have a rude awakening coming to her at her first practice.
The problem is if you want to play the wing you have to have a shot to the arc, meaning you need to at least shoot around 35% or better from 3. You also need to have something consistent from the mid range. Reese has shown neither. When someone says they want to take off on the dribble, that means they see themselves as a guard. Guards do more than bring the ball up and shoot layups. Guards have good hands, make good pocket passes and shoot. Never mind running the offense These things she ain't.We shall see. Reese looks pretty raw offensively from the footage I've seen but she may be best suited on the wing since she has very good handles for her size and appears to be a good passer. Defensively I think she'll be stuck in the post wherever she goes since she is so long and can alter shots. Not a strong finisher inside yet and doesn't appear to have good hands for catching entry passes. If she goes to SC, she'll be playing with Boston so she probably doesn't play in the low post. At MD she also likely isn't relegated to the low post due to Austin being there.
UConn hasn’t been a factor for Reese for some time. She put out her final 10 list back in August and UConn wasn’t on it then. She since dropped Baylor, Louisville, Rutgers, Texas, UCLA, and UVA, while adding SoCal.
Swin Cash played the wing in college and never attempted a three while at UConnThe problem is if you want to play the wing you have to have a shot to the arc, meaning you need to at least shoot around 35% or better from 3. You also need to have something consistent from the mid range. Reese has shown neither. When someone says they want to take off on the dribble, that means they see themselves as a guard. Guards do more than bring the ball up and shoot layups. Guards have good hands, make good pocket passes and shoot. Never mind running the offense These things she ain't.
True, but the game was a little different back then with less emphasis on spreading the floor.Swin Cash played the wing in college and never attempted a three while at UConn
Completely different era now though. For this decade about 1/3 of UCONN's shot attempts have come from beyond the arc from all positions even from players like Kiah Stokes. The 3 ball in transition has become one of UCONN's most lethal weapons. Back in Swin's day typically 1/4 ( at most) of the shot attempts came from beyond the arc and the bulk of those came from a few players mostly guards ( Sue, Maria Conlon & DT). Today's UCONN forwards and post players have got to be able to shoot the 3 ball. BTW Swin did attempt 1 3PT shot while at UCONN, it came during her senior year.Swin Cash played the wing in college and never attempted a three while at UConn
Swin Cash played the wing in college and never attempted a three while at UConn
From this video, she is never getting an offer from UCONN.
UConn hasn’t been a factor for Reese for some time. She put out her final 10 list back in August and UConn wasn’t on it then. She since dropped Baylor, Louisville, Rutgers, Texas, UCLA, and UVA, while adding SoCal.