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Maybe my eyes are hurting but I counted 31 nominees from California and only 1 made it?
What happened?
6 in the boys game though
Maybe my eyes are hurting but I counted 31 nominees from California and only 1 made it?
What happened?
Your eyes are fine. “Nominations” are kind of meaningless because there are so many. The process worked out pretty well. Use ESPN as an example the top ranked Ca. Kid (Paopao) is ranked #31 nationally. She made the team.Maybe my eyes are hurting but I counted 31 nominees from California and only 1 made it?
What happened?
They just said the same thing on sports center also.ESPN a few months ago: “Van Lith commits to Louisville!”
ESPN today: “Van Lith, undecided”
They left out Diamond Johnson.
How awesome of her! Diamond blew up the AAU scene this past summer, her being left out is wrong imo.Dawn Staley called them out for that on her twitter account.
ESPN a few months ago: “Van Lith commits to Louisville!”
ESPN today: “Van Lith, undecided”
Dawn Staley called them out for that on her twitter account.
She signed with L'ville. Google the 247Sports article.They just said the same thing on sports center also.
Interestingly, one would assume that Russell would likely the be the one left off the list had Johnson been selected
Maybe my eyes are hurting but I counted 31 nominees from California and only 1 made it?
What happened?
Everyone knew this so there must have been a glitch at ESPN somewhere.She signed with L'ville. Google the 247Sports article.
Fully one-third of all the McDonald's AA's are going to the Pac-12: 8 out of 24!
There is a tectonic shift going on on WCBB!
ESPN a few months ago: “Van Lith commits to Louisville!”
ESPN today: “Van Lith, undecided”
Everyone knew this so there must have been a glitch at ESPN somewhere.
you know what they say about people who assume??
haha, ok. Who would Johnson replace in your opinion? What’s the lowest ESPN ranked player to make McDonald's in the last 10 years? Possibly Eniya Russell, #43
I'd still be tempted to jump all over ESPN because they are broadcasting this game and already reported Hailey's commitment (multiple times).Before people jump all over ESPN for "incorrectly" listing Hailey Van Lith as not having committed/signed (and she has, with Louisville) -- and not to single out the posters quoted -- the official roster and release on the McDonald's All-America website lists Hailey Van Lith as "Undecided."
(edited my post to add a screenshot, just in case the MCDAA site corrects the roster)
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Not really! In 2019 there were 7 Pac-12 players out of 24.
These are the numbers for the last 4 years.
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There is a shift (change) from year to year no doubt about that. That's not what you wrote though! You wrote "tectonic shift". Definition of tectonic: very significant or considerable. This was not.Wait. In two of those last four years for which you produce numbers, the Pac 12 led all conferences in the number of McDonald's AA's, with this year having their biggest number- 8. In one year, 2017, the Pac 12 tied with the SEC for the most AA's with 6. In one year, they trailed three conferences with just 3. But as you point out, the past two years, they've collected 15 AA's, compared with just 12 for the next highest conference, the ACC.
So it's looking like a shift to me. Indeed, compared with Tennessee's SEC, the Pac 12 took 15 the past two years, versus the SEC's 11.
And let's be clear that the Pac 12 just a few short years ago was Stanford and the Eleven Dwarfs. Now we have several very tough, top teams in that conference.
Fully one-third of all the McDonald's AA's are going to the Pac-12: 8 out of 24!
There is a tectonic shift going on on WCBB!