Lexi transferring

[Gus Mahler]

I think it was both.

Sorry @MilfordHusky, I guess I brain-spasmed and replied to your post. Didn't mean to.

I was just wondering the other day whether she would go at the break play out the full season. Now I know.

Well, I have mixed feelings about this. On the one hand I'm happy she gets a second chance somewhere where she might be able to shine.

Still it makes me sad to see her go. She and her mom were so excited, and it was endearing to hear/read about mom trying to recruit other kids.

I will miss her.

And now we have yet another 2-person class. Gads.

 

[Urshurak]

Good luck Lexi!

 

[pvdoggy]

I stated previously that I just don't understand what someone can learn by getting to play 2-3 min a game at garbage time, that cannot be fun. If I have a daughter unless she is a top-notch talent, I would not want her to play for Geno.

 

[BroadwayVa]

Yes, empirically/historically it makes no sense. And any notion that every team mate is not challenged to be their best is just a fanciful notion. About 3 weeks ago in a practice day interview, can't recall the question, Lou allowed as how everyone in practice gets the same treatment.

What you say is true. But you also realize there is perception, reality, and entitlement that tend to adjust a personal view of that which is happening to them and around them.
Preception i.e your view of things sometimes makes that your reality. Psychology101 for trial attorneys. (at least they said so on Shark)

 

[DefenseBB]

There is not a "second half" to a year of eligibility.
This is it. Year 2 is done unless she gets a redshirt for this year.

Next year (19-20) would be year 3.

Not sure how I did the math, but you are correct! I will send off my comments in the "Inbox conversations" to you before posting so I can get an edit...

Before the thread goes off half-cocked and worries about heavy minutes for the key players. I did an analysis of the minutes by team since 2000-01 seasons (all the stats I could find). Here is the snap shot.

I used both 10 minutes per game and 15 minutes (15 div.by 40=37.5%) to gage what Geno's trend has been.
In 2011-12 (before Stewie) there were 8 players averaged more than 10 min per game and only 6 averaged more than 15 min. 2 players ave greater than 30 min with that low of 30.2 for Hartley (Hayes average higher).

Geno's recent trend of 7 players the past 3 years is worrisome (I don't have 2018-19 up yet). For the most part, when UConn won, they had 9 players >10 and 7 playing >15. The real issue is the only 7 or potentially 6 playing more than 10 min this year. Mikayla, Batouly or Kyla, need to step it up in AAC play.

 

[CocoHusky]

I stated previously that I just don't understand what someone can learn by getting to play 2-3 min a game at garbage time, that cannot be fun. If I have a daughter unless she is a top-notch talent, I would not want her to play for Geno.

With an attitude like that I'm pretty sure, regardless of talent, that Geno wouldn't have your daughter playing for him either.

 

[pvdoggy]

I used both 10 minutes per game and 15 minutes (15 div.by 40=37.5%) to gage what Geno's trend has been.
In 2011-12 (before Stewie) there were 8 players averaged more than 10 min per game and only 6 averaged more than 15 min. 2 players ave greater than 30 min with that low of 30.2 for Hartley (Hayes average higher).

Geno's recent trend of 7 players the past 3 years is worrisome (I don't have 2018-19 up yet). For the most part, when UConn won, they had 9 players >10 and 7 playing >15. The real issue is the only 7 or potentially 6 playing more than 10 min this year. Mikayla, Batouly or Kyla, need to step it up in AAC play.

Why recruit 12+ players when all you will ever meaningfully use is 7-8?

 

[Hayven]

Maybe TAMU? If she wants to deal with that situation there

 

[HuskylnSC]

Tara is 65, Geno 64, Muffet 62

Interesting! of the top players this year; Geno got 0, MM got 0, and Tara got the home town girl. Any pattern here or is it too small a sample size. I remember how happy some of us were when Jaz was hired because her age would be more appealing to recruits. Just typing out loud

 

[pvdoggy]

With an attitude like that I'm pretty sure, regardless of talent, that Geno wouldn't have your daughter playing for him either.

It's a good thing I don't have a daughter to worry about.

 

[Zanzman]

How many teams play 9-10 players in competitive games

 

[HuskyBandDad]

2 is technically the correct answer because the NCAA rule states that you lose a year of eligibility if you play in even 1 minute of competition. Lexi played 10 minutes total in 4 games this season. Hardly seems fair so here is a possible solution/ suggestion: Transfer to an AAC school and submit a petition to regain that 3rd year of eligibility. Such a waiver request does not have to involve the NCAA and can be administered entirely by the AAC. With UCONN support this would be a no brainer to get approved within the conference. SMU is less than an hour from her home.

All transfer go through the NCAA. The conferences do not decide.

 

[CocoHusky]

Why recruit 12+ players when all you will ever meaningfully use is 7-8?

Is that even a serious question 'cause i sense some frustration on your part.

• It takes more than 7-8 players to run an effective practice
• Players get injured or sick
• Players transfer
• The season is ~38 games X 200 minutes per game=hell of alot of minutes

 

[CocoHusky]

All transfer go through the NCAA. The conferences do not decide.

Waiver: An action that sets aside an NCAA rule because a specific, extraordinary circumstance prevents you from meeting the rule. An NCAA school may file a waiver on your behalf; you cannot file a waiver for yourself. The school does not administer the waiver, the conference office or NCAA does.

Transfer terms

 

[DefenseBB]

Not sure how I did the math, but you are correct! I will send off my comments in the "Inbox conversations" to you before posting so I can get an edit...

Before the thread goes off half-cocked and worries about heavy minutes for the key players. I did an analysis of the minutes by team since 2000-01 seasons (all the stats I could find). Here is the snap shot.
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I used both 10 minutes per game and 15 minutes (15 div.by 40=37.5%) to gage what Geno's trend has been.
In 2011-12 (before Stewie) there were 8 players averaged more than 10 min per game and only 6 averaged more than 15 min. 2 players ave greater than 30 min with that low of 30.2 for Hartley (Hayes average higher).

Geno's recent trend of 7 players the past 3 years is worrisome (I don't have 2018-19 up yet). For the most part, when UConn won, they had 9 players >10 and 7 playing >15. The real issue is the only 7 or potentially 6 playing more than 10 min this year. Mikayla, Batouly or Kyla, need to step it up in AAC play.

 

[pvdoggy]

Is that even a serious question 'cause i sense some frustration on your part.

• It takes more than 7-8 players to run an effective practice
• Players get injured or sick
• Players transfer
• The season is ~38 games X 200 minutes per game=hell of alot of minutes

Not frustrated, just wondering.

Lexi stat in the 4 35-40 pts blowout games that she was not injured is something like 4, 3, 3, 0 min. That I just don't understand. I can't imagine a recruit expects that coming in.

 

[HuskyBandDad]

Waiver: An action that sets aside an NCAA rule because a specific, extraordinary circumstance prevents you from meeting the rule. An NCAA school may file a waiver on your behalf; you cannot file a waiver for yourself. The school does not administer the waiver, the conference office or NCAA does.

Transfer terms

Yes. The NCAA has to approve the waiver. Lexi can not transfer to SMU just because they want her and Uconn says it is OK with them. The NCAA has final say as I understand.

 

[HuskylnSC]

I stated previously that I just don't understand what someone can learn by getting to play 2-3 min a game at garbage time, that cannot be fun. If I have a daughter unless she is a top-notch talent, I would not want her to play for Geno.

Actually, 50 years later, I remember the practices, the bus rides, the guys, the laughs more than the snippets of games I remember. Some baskets, some passes. I remember when Kenny Miller and I got moved up to varsity in our sophomore year. We each busted it so hard, coach sent us to the showers early. We were so exhausted we brought folding chairs into the showers and laughed. WE are like brothers today. and Yeah, I was playing 2-3 minutes a game then. Playing the game can only be understood by the players.

 

[PJCLaw]

There is not a "second half" to a year of eligibility.
This is it. Year 2 is done unless she gets a redshirt for this year.

Next year (19-20) would be year 3.

Sorry, but you're incorrect. The NCAA gives student/athletes 5 years to have four years of eligibility; therefore, this is only year two for Lexi. Just like Sadie Edwards did and Samarie Walker before her, by transferring in the fall semester, Lexi will be eligible in the spring of 2020 to complete her "second year of eligibility. Thus, she would then have two more full years to complete her four years of eligibility in her five years.

 

[pvdoggy]

Actually, 50 years later, I remember the practices, the bus rides, the guys, the laughs more than the snippets of games I remember. Some baskets, some passes. I remember when Kenny Miller and I got moved up to varsity in our sophomore year. We each busted it so hard, coach sent us to the showers early. We were so exhausted we brought folding chairs into the showers and laughed. WE are like brothers today. and Yeah, I was playing 2-3 minutes a game then. Playing the game can only be understood by the players.

Thanks for the perspective, because I don't understand from just a fan point of view.

 

[Shorty Dee]

I wish her the best of luck. Like the others before her, I will follow her career.

 

[Vowelguy]

Sorry, but you're incorrect. The NCAA gives student/athletes 5 years to have four years of eligibility; therefore, this is only year two for Lexi. Just like Sadie Edwards did and Samarie Walker before her, by transferring in the fall semester, Lexi will be eligible in the spring of 2020 to complete her "second year of eligibility. Thus, she would then have two more full years to complete her four years of eligibility in her five years.

No.

 

[UConnCat]

Sorry, but you're incorrect. The NCAA gives student/athletes 5 years to have four years of eligibility; therefore, this is only year two for Lexi. Just like Sadie Edwards did and Samarie Walker before her, by transferring in the fall semester, Lexi will be eligible in the spring of 2020 to complete her "second year of eligibility. Thus, she would then have two more full years to complete her four years of eligibility in her five years.

That's not how it works. Sadie and Samarie transferred as freshman so they became eligible after the first semester of their sophomore year and then had 2 more years of eligibility. Lexi is a sophomore and has used up her second year of eligibility by playing in 4 games. She'll need to petition the NCAA to get her 2nd year back.

 

[Zanzman]

this one plus months of games cost her her second year she has 2 years of playing left

 

[Pre-3]

Maybe TAMU? If she wants to deal with that situation there

I watched 3 offensive plays of "that situation" earlier only one person touched the ball after inbound to shoot. Guess who? I would never wish that on Lexi.

 

[Jaybird65]

Regarding transferring, the AAC is a National Letter of Intent conference. That may require no competition for 2 years if transferring to another AAC school. There is a provision for the opportunity to file a waiver to petition to eliminate the 2nd year of no competiton requirement. I would think it highly unlikely that UConn would not support granting such a waiver.

 

[irsh4242]

Good luck to her.

Hope she finds a good place to finish her college career (probs similar to Ekmark)

 

[CocoHusky]

Yes. The NCAA has to approve the waiver. Lexi can not transfer to SMU just because they want her and Uconn says it is OK with them. The NCAA has final say as I understand.

Since there are all kinds of waivers, let's make sure we are talking about the same thing. The specific waiver request I am talking about for Lexi is a request to retain a year of eligibility for THIS SEASON. The rationale is that she has only played 10 minutes this season. If Lexi were to transfer to another AAC school this waiver request can be entirely adjudicated by the AAC. The NCCA has delegated broad powers to the athletic conferences regarding Intraconference waivers. The rules and approval process vary by sport and conference. Some conferences simply require agreement between the Athletic Directors to grant this type of waiver others require a majority vote of member institutions.

 

[CocoHusky]

Sorry, but you're incorrect. The NCAA gives student/athletes 5 years to have four years of eligibility; therefore, this is only year two for Lexi. Just like Sadie Edwards did and Samarie Walker before her, by transferring in the fall semester, Lexi will be eligible in the spring of 2020 to complete her "second year of eligibility. Thus, she would then have two more full years to complete her four years of eligibility in her five years.

Google says you are wrong about Sadie.
Sadie Edwards - Women's Basketball - USC Athletics

 

[Centerstream]

I stated previously that I just don't understand what someone can learn by getting to play 2-3 min a game at garbage time, that cannot be fun. If I have a daughter unless she is a top-notch talent, I would not want her to play for Geno.

As has been stated at least twice, the players learn during practice not during a game. If you don't learn during practice, then maybe you will play at garbage time.