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Are they up to 8 scholarship players now?
Maryland now has a 2019 class of Ashley Owusu, Diamond Miller, Zoe Young, and Faith Masonius.
Here's a follow-up article from the Baltimore Sun.
Maryland women land top-20 recruit Diamond Miller, adding to loaded 2019 class
Based on the article in Miller's hometown paper, it seems that the proximity to home played a factor. Miller's dad, a Villanova grad, was/is very involved in his daughter's hoops career and it's a heck of a lot easier tooling down I-95 to games than it is dealing with connections to South Bend.
I'd be interested in Charlie's take on this, but if I'm Faith Masonius, I'm not jumping for joy right now when I look at the lineup of 2019 commits. Faith M projects as more of a small forward to me when she gets to college, and Miller is very much of a wing. But Miller is a much more dynamic presence, based on the games I've seen. If they're both slotted for the "3," Miller would be a choice for a fluid, up and down offense.
In any case, Freese is once again loading up a recruiting class, which is one thing she and former assistant coach Jeff Walz very much have in common (besides the red school colors).
Maryland now has a 2019 class of Ashley Owusu, Diamond Miller, Zoe Young, and Faith Masonius.
I have seen this kid play. She reminded me of Alyssa Thomas (Maryland).
Just watched Manasquan and Mabry and Masonius win their championship game today. First time seeing any of them. Based on comments on this board last year I thought Masonius was a guard but she looked to be the size of a wing or forward. Mabry (?) was impressive on offense but so was another player whose name started with the letter M but her ball handling was suspect. I wonder how they would do against an elite team that plays good defense.
Here's a follow-up article from the Baltimore Sun.
Maryland women land top-20 recruit Diamond Miller, adding to loaded 2019 class
Based on the article in Miller's hometown paper, it seems that the proximity to home played a factor. Miller's dad, a Villanova grad, was/is very involved in his daughter's hoops career and it's a heck of a lot easier tooling down I-95 to games than it is dealing with connections to South Bend.
I'd be interested in Charlie's take on this, but if I'm Faith Masonius, I'm not jumping for joy right now when I look at the lineup of 2019 commits. Faith M projects as more of a small forward to me when she gets to college, and Miller is very much of a wing. But Miller is a much more dynamic presence, based on the games I've seen. If they're both slotted for the "3," Miller would be a choice for a fluid, up and down offense.
In any case, Freese is once again loading up a recruiting class, which is one thing she and former assistant coach Jeff Walz very much have in common (besides the red school colors).
Thank you. Mullaney looked good, really good. Masonius and the rest of the team looked fundamentally sound. However, the pressure put on by the opposition's guards seemed to bother Mabry. I hope Manasquan is in the national tournament that is televised on ESPN later this year.Masonius is a six footer and will play wing or forward at Maryland..she is about as fundamentally sound as you can get and will be a contributor to the team in numerous ways.....the other blond girl beginning with M would be Lola Mullaney...she has a whole bunch of big time DI offers even though this is her first year as a starter.......Manasquan has played a bunch of teams that play really good defense in the Shore Conference including St Rose and St John Vianney......
Frese can certainly recruit, gotta give her that.
OK ND fans this is for you