She had 35 more blocks than Nelson-Ododa in 8 minutes per game less PT. Her overall numbers are terrific. Any other team and she would be playing more. Including Uconn for sure. I see that she got in foul trouble a lot but with the numbers she was putting up let her foul out every game.
Huh? It's not like she had the option of going to the WNBA after her Fr. season. This ain't like men's hoops.
Yeah she graduates next year so if she were to choose UConn, she would be in Storrs 7 months from now to start her freshman season. Won't Paige and Azzi still have 3 seasons eligibility remaining at that point meaning all three, Paige+Azzi+Rice could play together for 3 seasons, or until Rice's senior year (assuming no one leaves early)?
If she is not going to get drafted at a high level she is more likely to stay. If her numbers are squashed she will not look as good as a draft pick. Total speculation on my part but it took me 10 minutes of watching her play to assess she needs to play more and looking at her year end numbers I think I was right. She can even shoot the 3 and she rebounds well. She put up comparable numbers to Nelson-Ododa and she was a freshman playing 8 minutes a game less.
I see no reason why Paige would stay past next year. She probably is one of the top 2 or 3 picks after her junior year.
why would she tell Paige? They have no correlation with each other. I don't even think she would talk to Azzi about it and they are basically neighbors. People keep thinking Paige knows everything about what someone is thinking, I really don't get why.
This young lady from the class of 23 appears to have some potential.
I'm still not following. The earliest someone can leave is after their Jr. year, and that's only if they are born before a certain date, don't know if that applies to Brink or not.
No argument with your thought but I think Paige should use every year possible before going to the WNBA. Yes she transitioned from high school to D1 quite well obviously but the leap to the W is much more physical. Paige needs to continue to develop body mass / muscle to have the same success at the next level.
Change this to "until the end of Rice's junior year" and you will be correct. Rice's senior year doesn't begin until Azzi and Paige have been gone from UConn for at least 5 months.
I found it funny ppl said Kiki wants to be close to home she has no shot to west yet 3 of her final 5 were pac 12 schools. I still say Stanford
Still? Tuesday you said Duke.
You think that the WNBA talent evaluators and GMs look at points and rebound numbers when deciding on draft picks? No, that’s what uninformed fans do.
I don’t think UConn would need to shift their focus. I believe it’s already on Williams.If Rice doesn't come here, we shift our focus to Mikayla Williams. I like something Geno says to recruits........We'd love to have you come to UConn, but we're going to win with you, or without you.
Rumor has it she recently switched to Dukes Mayo. She has been quoted, although this is not properly sourced, as saying "It's got twang!". Is this a bad sign, @triaddukefan ?
Please, what time is her announcement scheduled for.I don't know how much more of this I can take. Haven't slept and barely eaten since she made this announcement. Thankfully, it'll all be over tomorrow. But with my luck, I'll finally fall asleep and miss it all. Thank God for the BY to keep me filled in.
Good catch on the first one. Looks like it won’t be Duke then.
6 pm and you can catch it on her instagram
All depends on how good she is and if she wants the challenge at UConn. She will most likely play wherever she goes.
Geno will likely start 3 G/W’s next season. Assuming Christyn & Evina head to the W after this season, I believe KiKi would have a great opportunity to start next season over Nika, Caroline & Saylor. She’s that good.
So essentially recruit over players? I'm OK not getting every top player if it means members of the team that put in their time and work hard get their opportunity to play more than just the last 4 minutes when we're up 50 on South Central Louisiana State University.
