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[QUOTE="Cuango, post: 4921600, member: 3834"]
Not sure what “history” Duke or NC have in developing players similar to Ms Strong? If getting developed into a better player is a big part of her criteria then UConn clearly has a huge advantage! I don’t know what those criteria are but it’s patently obvious that in all things basketball UConn is the superior choice. However, these kinds of decisions are rarely based on the objective but rather on the subjective feelings and desires of a young woman (or man). On top of that there may be outside influences at work as well, parents, former coaches, friends, NIL, style of play, weather, distance (or proximity) from/to home, rosters, academic goals, and many more! Now that I think about it, I see just how difficult a choice like this can be! Obviously, I’m hoping she comes to UConn, but all indications are that she is a good person, a mature and thoughtful young woman and ( even aside from her tremendous basketball skills) will be a fine addition to whatever school she ultimately chooses. I wish her all the best.
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