Isn't Clardy '23? Still in the '22 UCONN guard mix I got Rice, Isai, Bransford and Paris.
It goes bak to Plato..Azzi says to work hard and have fun. Where have I seen those concepts before?
You mean even a dour sycophant like Plato was capable of fun?It goes bak to Plato..
Kara Lawson is gathering some thoroughbred horses =3 top 20 ish recruits in Bollin, Jackson & Green. Eventually those thoroughbreds will have to come out of the barn and get a good run in. Otherwise they'll grow up to only be show ponies=not ready for prime time.Hopefully........... in women's soccer
Or just bunch of talented bronco's, never a proper harras that could pull the wagon to the line.
They could be playing together for as many as 4 years. Green will have 5 years of eligibility starting in the 21-22 season and Jackson arrives in 22.
While I'm one of Kara's fans, and am glad to see she's getting some talented players, which, as Geno says, is a prerequisite to championships, let's hope she can "coach them up" and become one of UCONN's true rivals...but, as many former players turned coach have found, it ain't easy!
No doubt. I love Kara more than most but I'm die heart UCONN fan and would be severely disappointed if UCONN didn't make it tough on her. We don't have to resort to the beat downs of the JPM era, I'd settle for a double digit UCONN win.
Prior to pandemic, a student-athlete gets 5 years to play 4. She redshirted in 2019-20; so, that's one of those years exhausted. This 2020-21 season doesn't exhaust eligibility for anyone. So, she has 4 seasons remaining beginning in 2021-22 unless I'm missing something.
One thing that most are missing ... Ms Green like almost all top flight players goals are to play pro ball. For the most part as stated in another thread a number of them are majoring in BB 4 years for most is enough {without injury} I understand this and realize it's fun to speculate, just can't believe most of these top athletes won't go on to the next level.
Her redshirt year at Louisville did not exhaust a year of her eligibility.
Did not exhaust eligibility, but counted as one of the 5 years a player gets to compete 4 seasons. So, she has only 4 years now to complete 4 seasons.
Towards a big evergreen tree
Green has got a long way to go to be considered "top flight". She was fairly high in the class as a HS freshman (top 5?) but then took a steady tumble to mid 20 ish . A top flight player would have found a way to get minutes as a Freshman on Louisville vs redshirting. She did average 10 MPG in Louisville's first 5 games and did not show much before deciding to transfer. It's hard to see Green as a WNBA prospect in two years from now when she will first becomes WNBA eligible.
She'll be in good hands. I'm very happy for her.
