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Message: [QUOTE="Dillon77, post: 2895042, member: 6620"] Will touch on and maybe synthesize a few of these points, some of which I touched on in a post on The Bench, in regards to Brink's signing. - "This is a very early commitment by Brink." You bet. Had read about some unofficial visits by Brink to various West Coast schools, but had not seen anything indicating she was ready to jump so early. - "Not sure this is a great loss for UConn." In the post I wrote last night, just sub in "Notre Dame." My reasoning is I'm not entire certain where Brink is going to end up playing in college. Will she fill out a bit and play in the post? Be a four? In the fall of 2020, ND will have Mik Vaughn and Danielle Cosgrove beginning their second year of eligibility and Sam Brunelle coming aboard at the 4. - "Contingency" I'll look at the contingency reference from a "what if" planning perspective. [I]The key to this for ND and, I believe, UConn is what happens with Aliyah Boston. [/I]If either squad procures Boston's commitment, no need for another post in 2020, even 2021. In ND's case, that's especially true (see Mik Vaughn above). (BTW, if ND and Boston do not commit to one another, I'll wager one Kylee Watson's name may come up again in regards to the Irish. MM got to see a lot of her when she was scouting Alli Campbell on the Philly Belles this summer.) - Reference to Fran Belibi. Not only does Stanford have the high-flying forward coming, they also have the 3rd rated center in 2019 (and #16 overall) in Ashten Prechtel. All 6'5" of her. So there will competition for floor time at the Ranch as well. [/QUOTE]

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