Almost seems like she decided to quit posting offers after she received the one she was really waiting for?
Kind of sounds that wayAlmost seems like she decided to quit posting offers after she received the one she was really waiting for?
Almost seems like she decided to quit posting offers after she received the one she was really waiting for?
How to be a leader on a college NC caliber team. Do you think she has the mental skills to take over this program without a mentor right off the bat? I think you have been around long enough to know that doesn't just happen, and you can't expect her to have the same skills as Paige. Paige is generational, KK is not as far as I can see. But, we have to wait and see.Learn what from Paige? How to dribble, shoot? Crossover? What? Please explain.
I don’t know what KK is capable of. We don’t know her leadership abilities. Correct that we will have to wait and see. I make no assumptions about who needs to learn from who.How to be a leader on a college NC caliber team. Do you think she has the mental skills to take over this program without a mentor right off the bat? I think you have been around long enough to know that doesn't just happen, and you can't expect her to have the same skills as Paige. Paige is generational, KK is not as far as I can see. But, we have to wait and see
In KK's words {from the Athletic Article)How to be a leader on a college NC caliber team. Do you think she has the mental skills to take over this program without a mentor right off the bat? I think you have been around long enough to know that doesn't just happen, and you can't expect her to have the same skills as Paige. Paige is generational, KK is not as far as I can see. But, we have to wait and see.
EYBL's most efficient scorers includes Ziebell first and Chavez 6th:
Tessa is very talented. Had a gnarly injury but seems to have come all the way back. Good athleticism and has the skills. When I read up on her it sounds like she was a bit mum on recruiting but that the home school Minnesota was a big possibility as well as others in the region of the country/Big10.I remember seeing Tessa Johnson playing against Hopkins and Paige as a freshman. She was good even then.
Tessa Johnson had that certain spark as a freshman. There seemed to be some magic in the water in Minnesota — maybe it’s all the lakes. Paige, Scalia, Karlen, Mara Braun, Annika Stewart, Adalia MacKenzie, even Lexi Donarski’s hs team crossed the border from La Crosse WI to play these guys. That’s a lot of talent coming out of this area.Tessa is very talented. Had a gnarly injury but seems to have come all the way back. Good athleticism and has the skills. When I read up on her it sounds like she was a bit mum on recruiting but that the home school Minnesota was a big possibility as well as others in the region of the country/Big10.
Sarah Strong lighting up the 3x3 trials:
Sarah Strong lighting up the 3x3 trials:
This video really shows how much she's cruising against her HS competition. Here she's moving much quicker, making decisions faster, shooting with no hesitation, and going to the hoop harder. She understands when to elevate her game and take it right at the D to overpower them. This has turned out to be a nice skills showcase for her.Edwards is indeed #41 though I wouldn't blame her for not hanging with Strong who looks like a #1 overall to me, and that clip doesn't even show her passing skills.
No, #38 is Chloe Kitts, 6-2 F from Florida. Prince was not invited.Edwards [#41] is probably thinking "Can't I be on Sarah's team?" She's obviously unguardable in a 3x3 where there's little in the way of help on defense. I wouldn't mind seeing more clips from this event that feature Edwards on O being guarded by Strong. A different situation, maybe a 5x5, Edwards might look unguardable, too.
Am I right to think that's Britt Prince trying to guard Strong toward the end? If so, she's no match.
Then Kitts is no match for Strong, at least on D.No, #38 is Chloe Kitts, 6-2 F from Florida. Prince was not invited.