Sorry I was using logic, not fuzzy logic.
There has to be a cutoff line somewhere. I was just listing the accolade that matters most, the most recent All-American award. Besides Paige had a serious injury and did not display her freshman level of play afterwards.
I used what was on the team or ESPN website. Some were up dated and some were not. No biggie!
Yes. Fourth year seniors. Boston will almost certainly only play four and be the number one selection. Cooke? Not sure. She really needs to improve her shooting percentage. Also, Beal will be a 4th year senior. Will her defensive ability be appreciated in the pros?
Dude look around. There is a recruiting thread, a transfer thread.
I'm with you it's unlikely Haley would drop from 1st to 2nd team, but it's possible. My memory might fail me here, but I believe KLS was 1st team as a soph and junior and dropped to 2nd team as a senior.
Of course, it's possible, just look at Paige. Anything can happen, particularly if we are discussing earning a place among the 5 best players in the country. It doesn't take much of a slip up to fail to make such an exclusive club.
Actually, don't they have more than five first team AA's? I agree that Hailey Jones is first team. Fudd won't be so high ( First team ) unless you are talking end of season rankings...and she has a break out year.
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I believe the talent is there so the Conference is less important but actually the Big East did quite well in the big tourney.
If both Boston and Brink make 1st team, I like Kitley to make 2nd team. ACC PLayer of the year in 21-22, with another year of experience and the clear #1 option for that team.
Ducharme is easily the best ball handler of any name in your post over 6ft tall. I think she’s a point forward next year and with the headaches gone, I agree she will make 2nd team. She will also give Geno the option of playing Paige off the ball. Dorka and Edwards should be the starting posts, but that doesn’t mean Geno can’t bring DeBerry, Brady or Patterson in after the first time out. I’m excited about next year. I’m also not sure about Clarke making first team, especially if she has more than the 152 TO’s she had this year.
How much does losing Saniya Rivers hurt SC?
I love this. I've been thinking it as well. One of my favorite plays in the regionals in Bridgeport was against Indiana in the first half. Caroline got a defensive rebound. Paige was in the backcourt with her but CD just decides to push and passes ahead to Azzi for an open 3. Azzi drains it and of course has a huge smile. Leads to an Indiana timeout. CD is a hooper. I'm a bit worried she won't be given the keys but it truly wouldn't surprise me if she was second team and or lead the team in scoring next season.
Short term? I see no harm.
Barring injury or a 10-point decline in PPG, Clark is a lock.
I was agreeing with another poster about Ducharme, so I take it you’re disagreeing with both posts? I might add that Ducharme before her head injury came within one point of breaking the single game scoring record for a UConn freshman this past season. I guess you forgot about that?
Agreed, BallNut90, about Haley Jones. I'll bet TeamFirst would have a difficult time keeping Haley out of her starting lineup if an All-American team were to play a big-stakes game against a team of similar talent (a fantasy, obviously). Her numbers might have slipped a bit this past year, probably due to the added ballhandling duties, but I'd guess any coach would want her on the court as much as possible.
It doesn't hurt the Gamecocks in 2022-23, but beyond that it could.
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Haley Jones is a beast.