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Message: [QUOTE="BRS24, post: 5219846, member: 197"] It's too bad that this article from The Athletic isn't available to share, however I found a version in the internet archive [URL='https://archive.ph/7rspx'][B][U]here[/U][/B][/URL]. There are parameters outlined as to how players were placed in states and selected. [INDENT][I]Player movement in women’s college basketball has never been as significant as it is today. But here at The Athletic, we decided to imagine a world where the opposite is true. What if the best high school players had to continue their college careers on a home-state team? Which would have the best chance in the NCAA Tournament?[/I][/INDENT] [INDENT][/INDENT] 1. California - Gabriela Jaquez , JuJu Watkins , Kaitlyn Chen , Kiki Iriafen , Te-Hina Paopao 2. Minnesota - Paige Bueckers , Tessa Johnson , Alyssa Ustby, Ayoka Lee, Olivia Olson 3. North Carolina - Sarah Strong, Saniya Rivers, Indya Nivar, Reigan Richardson, Teonni Key 4. South Carolina - Talaysia Cooper, Joyce Edwards, MiLaysia Fulwiley, Loyal McQueen, Ashlyn Watkins 5. Florida - Ta’Niya Latson, Samara Spencer, Chloe Kitts, O’Mariah Gordon, Jaloni Cambridge 6. Ohio - Cotie McMahon, Taylor Thierry, Shyanne Sellers, Bree Hall, Maddy Westbeld 7. Texas - Rori Harmon, Taylor Jones, Ashlon Jackson, Harmoni Turner, Jewel Spear 8. New Jersey - Hannah Hidalgo, Olivia Miles, Zoe Brooks, Kiyomi McMiller, Mikayla Blakes 9. New York - Sonia Citron, Kayleigh Heckel, Kaylene Smikle, Clara Strack, Serah Williams 10. Georgia - Zee Spearman, Raven Johnson, Flau’jae Johnson, Makayla Timpson, Kara Dunn [/QUOTE]

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