That’s 10, now they can have a scrimmage!
Congrats. Very nice get.
Talk about your volume shooters.....good luck with that....
That was one of her finalists. Interesting though.Tiara Young to U of Houston. According to her IG story
So there was a reply to to this post, which has since been removed. Note: I am happy for this to be moved to a separate thread about Volume Scorers.Talk about your volume shooters.....good luck with that....
Big 12 Tournament (2 games) 10/27 37%
NCAA Tournament (4 games) 22/67 33%
Regular season (25 games) 104/291 36%
On the bright side she did average about 10 pts/game over the regular season and 15 pts/game in the post-season
Really interesting/revealing chart. Great job. I think with some teams that have multiple volume shooters one tends to balance out the other in most games. If both on the same team have positive games then good luck beating them!Overall teams win 37% of Negative games and 59% of Positive games.
Note: There are games where both teams have Negative players so someone has to win, also ones where both Teams have Positive players so someone has to lose.
A pretty big loss for Marquette:
It's a new NCAA mandate, every team has to have at least one player enter the transfer portal.Unless there's a personal issue between Ms. Taylor and Marquette, this one confounds me. She was not highly rated when recruited out of Illinois (by Carolyn Kieger) and she (was) very nicely developed by the Marquette staff. Tough condtions for one and all this year, but the Warriors get 2nd in the Big East and make the NCAA, playing a realistic, competitive game against Va. Tach. Her front court partner Van Keunen is coming back and some transfers are coming in who were to meant to complement Taylor, not take her place. Would like to find out where she ends up because this one has my you-know-what detector up and whirling.
p.s. Yes, a little bit of the Irish is up for my fellow Domer alum, Megan Duffy.
Penn State added a commitment from 6'4" center from George Washington Ali Brigham. Very nice signing for them.
I think this is a good move for Taylor. At the beginning of the past season many Oregon fans hoped she would be one of the team's leaders and best and most consistent players, especially given the number of newcomers and her previous success as a sophomore. But that never happened. One reason, and also a key reason (I believe) behind transferring to Arizona, is that she spent a considerable amount of time back home during the season due to family issues (and she also tested positive for Covid). Another seems to have been that her success as a sophomore owed a great deal to the attention that other teams had to pay to Ionescu, Sabally, Hebard et al. This past season she didn't have that advantage.Perhaps because of, and certainly notwithstanding, her home town, this was not a surprise. I hope she flourishes in Tuscon, because she never really seemed to break out in Eugene.
Are you thinking what I'm thinking? She goes to Penn State?Would like to find out where she ends up because this one has my you-know-what detector up and whirling.
Don't tell me you're throwing in the towel with what Maryland has coming in and returning?Just send them the daggone title. I'm not watching WCBB next season.