The more I think about it, the more likely it seems that she'll be going to UCONN. Connecticut has the exposure and proven results. Geno is the best, most proven coach in college basketball and his players have consistently developed into top rate WNBA players and Olympians. He also has done an outstanding job of landing #1 recruits in the past, signing 6 of the last 11 top overall recruits. She also mentions how she wants to grow her brand and get exposure--at UCONN she'd be in the spotlight for all 4 years and will likely be the face of women's college basketball for at least 2 of those seasons.
Notre Dame has an outside shot and is the obvious pick if she wants to cement her legacy as the player who pushed Notre Dame over the top. Her presence at Notre Dame could change the face of college basketball for the next four years. Muffett is also one of the nation's best at developing talent. The fact that Westbrook is also announcing today makes me think they might be a packaged deal, but there is just no room on the wing to accomodate those 2, Young, Ogunbowale and Mabrey for 2 years. 5 REALLY good players for 2 spots isn't going to work, especially when you have other elite players on the roster who will man PG and post duties.
Texas--I'd be stunned if she ends up there. Texas is still a step or two away from being a championship contender, and historically the best players go to the best programs. The only major exceptions I can think of are EDD, whose decision was family based, and DD going to UNC.
I'd put odds at 70% UCONN, 25% Notre Dame, 5%
