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Florida State's run continues as they get a verbal from ESPN's #27 & Prospect Nation's #41 in 2018 Morgan Jones.
Back in the day there was talk by some not to be mentioned coaches that they were hoping for Jayne Appel, Tina Charles and Kia Vaughn all at UConn. That wouldve been an awesome front line.from the cheap seats down here in the Big 12 . . . (too many words to write as a guest so just ignore if you're inclined)
concerning Geno (and every other D1 coach in the nation wanting the "Paris Twins") history proved that what every coach REALLY wanted was Courtney Paris (who made a living off the offensive foul of "charging" but did it moving backward toward the goal with her butt. We watched it for 4 years in the Big 12. Couldn't jump. Wouldn't jump. Never needed to jump. Her girth meant that anyone jumping above had to reach over her and at 6'4 (?) there just weren't many who could get high enough to pick a rebound without making body contact with Courney's shoulders or arms. No matter how perfectly our or any other team's post would have complete and total defensive position BEHIND C Paris 15 feet out, Paris would simply start backing up with her dribble with her backside headed toward the rim and the stripes NEVER considered that a "charge". There was not a player in the nation who could lean back against her and stop the mass/bulk of her backward dribble until she got underneath. And to this day I am convinced there are BIGS who get by with "charging with their butts".
As for the twin sister, she was never a D1 ability player, but any coach who wanted Courtney had to be willing to give sis a full ride as well--Papa and Mama Paris' rules (and sadly, the only way the twin sis was EVER going to get a schollie at ANY level other than some small mid-major, was to be a packaged recruit with Courtney. Good kids, but it was sad to watch the twin (Ashley) even TRY to function on a D1 level. She was not quite as large as Courtney, but close, but had absolutely NO D1 skills--and might not have been capable of even small mid-majors.
You guys played them. but you probably didn't see much of the twin (Ashley). Unfortunately for Coale, even with a four year All American in Courtney, they couldn't get a title. (Not that we down here in Waco were grieving too much). But I personally am a fan of S. Coale, and somehow I wish she could hang a banner some day. OU's roster now is pretty absent of anything except slow, short, 3 point guards, though, so their recruiting is getting farther and father away from being a to 10 program. Their 7' post is just now growing into her body height after two years and will never be a factor except for a few minutes of rebounding minutes. Her 7' frame is carrying all the weight it can and still she is awkwardly not a player (coincidentally with last name of "Mulkey"---no relation).
In a month I hope I'm helping you guys know where to find south Dallas bbq if you're interested. African American community has several "joints" (take-out only) that we crazy Texans will stand in line 2 hours just to get a carry out.
That's a well run operation out there. Sounds like a coach of the year candidate they've got.
- That would be 595 days since Ohio State's last commitment in WBB
Raoul @Raoul_000 2h2 hours ago
Ohio State WBB hasn't had a commitment since November 2015 (Jensen Caretti)—19 months ago; they have double-digit open scholarships for 2018
aoul @Raoul_000 2h2 hours ago- Heading into July, Ohio State & Rutgers are the only Big Ten WBB teams without any 2018 commitments; ILL, Minn & Northwestern have 1 each.
Michala Johnson played at Montini.Raoul @Raoul_000 3h3 hours ago
WBB: Lindsey Jarosinski, 6-5 C, Montini Catholic (IL-2018), commits to Wake Forest; other finalists: BC, Northwestern, San Diego, Stanford
- That would be 595 days since Ohio State's last commitment in WBB
Raoul @Raoul_000 2h2 hours ago
Ohio State WBB hasn't had a commitment since November 2015 (Jensen Caretti)—19 months ago; they have double-digit open scholarships for 2018
aoul @Raoul_000 2h2 hours ago- Heading into July, Ohio State & Rutgers are the only Big Ten WBB teams without any 2018 commitments; ILL, Minn & Northwestern have 1 each.
Ohio State is in the running for both NaLyssa Smith and Olivia Nelson-Ododa... if they both go there I'll lose my mind.
wouldn't they just transfer out after one year anyway?Ohio State is in the running for both NaLyssa Smith and Olivia Nelson-Ododa... if they both go there I'll lose my mind.
Raoul @Raoul_000 7h7 hours ago
Replying to @Raoul_000
Naz Hillmon is ranked #12 in the nation by Blue Star; she had a slew of Power 5 offers, including Louisville, Northwestern, and Notre Dame.
I sure hope she picks California...she is going to be one of the best offensive players in WCBB....
To paraphrase that great American Philosopher Biggie Smalls: UCONN is "going, going, back, back to Cali, Cali".Of course you hope she picks California... she'll "disappear" on the West Coast thereby decreasing the likelihood of UConn having to play her ..
To paraphrase that great American Philosopher Biggie Smalls: UConn is "going, going, back, back to Cali, Cali".
If Cal & DeCosta wants some of UConn that's nothing but a detour up North. Stanford is still in witness protection so some other California team can step and take a beat down .
Is South Carolina making that trip out West?
To paraphrase that great American Philosopher Biggie Smalls: UConn is "going, going, back, back to Cali, Cali".
If Cal & DeCosta wants some of UConn that's nothing but a detour up North. Stanford is still in witness protection so some other California team can step and take a beat down .
Is South Carolina making that trip out West?
I sure hope she picks California...she is going to be one of the best offensive players in WCBB....
Odd. She was mostly known for her defense and kinetic energy all over the court. Never heard her described as an offensive force. That seems to be Nalyssa Smith's thing.
Odd. She was mostly known for her defense and kinetic energy all over the court. Never heard her described as an offensive force. That seems to be Nalyssa Smith's thing.