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I have rewatched the tournament here and there over last few months and what really stands out is how well Tessa Johnson first and Feagin and Fulwiley played off bench.
Tessa Johnson/Fulwiley starting would be a top 5 backcourt next year and both are likely coming off of the bench.I have rewatched the tournament here and there over last few months and what really stands out is how well Tessa Johnson first and Feagin and Fulwiley played off bench.
Scary thought considering they're sophomores.Tessa Johnson/Fulwiley starting would be a top 5 backcourt next year and both are likely coming off of the bench.
Let’s not forget that Chloe was a part of that same recruiting class of 24. Class of only 3 players and no top 10 ranked ( by Hooogurlz). All of these youngsters had major contributions to the unbeaten season.Tessa Johnson/Fulwiley starting would be a top 5 backcourt next year and both are likely coming off of the bench.
I am sure this has as much to do with player development than an underestimation of their talent. Dawn gets players that buy in from day one. She wins with players who stay and loses very few to the transfer portal. Her players get better each year and that's why they are willing to all be role players from time to time. She had 5 players get drafted and they were not all starters. Playing off the bench at South Carolina is more impressive than starting at most schools.Let’s not forget that Chloe was a part of that same recruiting class of 24. Class of only 3 players and no top 10 ranked ( by Hooogurlz). All of these youngsters had major contributions to the unbeaten season.
The freshies have the school records for wins, but the 21 class could surpass them this year. And the 24s . . .
Joyce Edwards goes on a tear in the U18 championship game, helps bring home the gold medal and wins MVP.
vs. Canada
16 PTS
13 REBS
1 AST
5 STL
6/11 (54%) FG
2/2 (100%) 3PT
36:49 MINS
well, Dauda shot over 30% last year from 3, so that's two bigs with range and Chloe has potential for it as well.I didn’t realize she had that much range; that’ll be a welcome addition next year given the logjam in the paint.
We don't have to sort through them, just enjoy them.The roster gymnastics are really just too hard on my brain to even try to sort through.
The roster gymnastics are really just too hard on my brain to even try to sort through.
Plus the July 1 and July 4 long weekends are approaching. You deserve the breakWe don't have to sort through them, just enjoy them.
Did you intentionally leave off Deniyah Prawl & Jaliyah Davis in 2025 ?These are players I know for sure have been offered by SC. There may be more, but these are guaranteed offers that I know of. Anyone feel free to add any guaranteed offers that I missed.
2025 offers:
#1 Aaliyah Chavez
#2 Sienna Betts (committed to UCLA)
#3 Jasmine Davidson
#4 Divine Bourrage
#6 Dee Alexander (committed to Cincinnati)
#7 Zakiyah Johnson
2026 offers:
#1 Jerzy Robinson
#2 Olivia Vukosa
#3 Saniyah Hall
#5 Jacy Abii
#6 McKenna Woliczko
#7 Oliviyah Edwards
#8 Brihanna Crittendon
#9 Jordyn Jackson
I can't track down whether we have already or not, but if not then I'm not sure what SC is waiting on when it comes to offering #10 Agot Makeer out of Canada for the class of 2025. She looks underrated to me.
Fun fact, like Makeer, Prawl is also out of Canada . Haven't heard much on her since she transferred to IMG however.Did you intentionally leave off Deniyah Prawl & Jaliyah Davis in 2025 ?
Will Dawn increase the volume of team three point shooting this year?
Last year, we shot 640 three pointers and hit 243 for a 39.53 percentage. Third in the nation behind the leader by a slim .07 of one percent, We return all the shooters with Poapoa at 46.8, Tessa 43.8, Bree 38.5, Raven 35%, and Milaysia 34.3.
The question is: will the BIGS starting shooting more from Three range? Dauda has a percentage of 30.9% and Chloe hit 50% on a limited volume. Edwards comes with a reputation for hitting deep shots. So, will Dawn increase the number of plays to free up the bigs for open three pointers. Will she run a 3 big lineup to substitute (Dauda?) for Bree on the wing or will she stick to a two big lineup with Tessa as Bree's primary backup?
Another question is: will Dawn develop more 3 point sets and screens to free up more of the guards for 3 point shooting with Milaysia and Raven driving the lane and kicking out to Poapoa/Tessa? Offensive Rebounders looking more toward the kickout?
"These are players I know for sure have been offered by SC. There may be more, but these are guaranteed offers that I know of. Anyone feel free to add any guaranteed offers that I missed.”Did you intentionally leave off Deniyah Prawl & Jaliyah Davis in 2025 ?
For the Tessa Johnson fans.
Say this again for the people in the back!I am sure this has as much to do with player development than an underestimation of their talent. Dawn gets players that buy in from day one. She wins with players who stay and loses very few to the transfer portal. Her players get better each year and that's why they are willing to all be role players from time to time. She had 5 players get drafted and they were not all starters. Playing off the bench at South Carolina is more impressive than starting at most schools.