ESPN.COM has NARED as the #1 wing in the country and top 5 in the country. This is a HUGE get for the lady vols. Whoever thinks this is NOT a BIG get is OUT OF THEIR MINDS.... So i guess since NONE OF UCONNS 3 COMMITS ARE IN THE TOP 10 RIGHT NOW ON ESPN NONE OF THEM ARE BIG GETS EITHER. ESPN.COM (WHICH IS THE NUMBER ONE RECRUITING SERVICE! COME ON NOW ITS ESPN!) ALL THOSE OTHER RECRUITING SERVICES DO NOT COME CLOSE TO COMPARING TO ESPN.
Blue Star - For over 25 years Blue Star has been one of the most influential organizations in selecting and advising such publications rankings and listings as found in The Sporting News, USA Today, Gatorade Circle of Champions, and McDonalds All American Team just to name a few. These rankings and evaluations are part of our national Blue Star Report available to media & colleges across the country.
ASGR - All-Star Girls Report is one of the sources top recruiters use to narrow the field and make the best player selections. Bret
McCormick is the Events Managing Partner and publisher of All-Star Girls Report. They have been around for almost 20 years, or since Geno won his FIRST NC.
Prospect Nation - These are the old Hoopgurlz staff that switched over to ProspectNation. Chris Hanson, Keil Moore and Brandon Clay are well respected recruiting service evaluators.
I won't trash Dan Olson of ESPN. Some of his rankings just don't make sense. But that is true with all the other services. It's not an exact science. But please don't insult the other services. They all have their pluses and minuses. When one service has a player either too high or too low when you look at all the services, it's reasonable to think the #5 for Nared is the outlier here.
The last two Tennessee recruits have been questioned here based on their rankings. Dunbar is ranked 79 by ESPN. All the Tennessee fans are convinced that is way too low. So which is it? Is ESPN the be all of recruiting sites or not?