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Sluconn - I've neglected 2023 recruits.............is this recruit old news?
Why?Does Geno ever red-shirt anyone (other than transfers? If so, Gabriel probably should.
Sluconn - I've neglected 2023 recruits.............is this recruit old news?
Sluconn - I've neglected 2023 recruits.............is this recruit old news?
Me likey, but not over much. She starts her shot real low, and as you move up in level that can be an issue if your release isn't lightning quick
The only uninjured player I can remember 'redshirting' at Uconn was Jessica Moore in 2000-01 class on a team that was absolutely loaded (just checked and the media guide actually lists it as medical as well.) A few players have had medical issues that kept them off the court at the start of a season and could have joined the team later in the season but chose to not come back until the next year - Heather Buck being the one I can think of.Does Geno ever red-shirt anyone (other than transfers? If so, Gabriel probably should.
Why?
I see others have noticed as well.Jayda Johnson – 2023 – Connecticut – Wiry and agile in the backcourt…Individual skills are there…Sharp passing takes care of teammates…Can create off the dribble…Low release on her jumper at this point…Finishes well on the interior…Quick hands and feet defensively…Plays with energy
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Redshirting Piath is an interesting idea that would be dependent on a number of factors. First and foremost, would she even be receptive to it? I know Louisville is doing it and I believe Amihere is being redshirted at SC for medical reasons, but kids want to be part of the team and play. When you’re redshirted you become a practice player who doesn’t travel with the team for road games. So tomorrow, for instance, Evina will be watching UConn’s game at tOSU in Storrs. That can’t be a lot of fun.She is very raw and would only have 1 year behind ONO. I doubt she would be in the top 10 in 2020-2021. Then she might start for 2 or 3 years.
She's new to me and this board I believe. Do you know her?
Unless you are Louisville.Redshirting healthy players in WCBB just isn't much of a thing.....
Actually, redshirt players can travel to away games, whereas transfers who have to sit out a year (Evina), can not (unless they pay for their own travel, which usually happens during NCAA tourney time). If you recall, Jessica Moore used to travel with the Huskies when she redshirted years ago.Redshirting Piath is an interesting idea that would be dependent on a number of factors. First and foremost, would she even be receptive to it? I know Louisville is doing it and I believe Amihere is being redshirted at SC for medical reasons, but kids want to be part of the team and play. When you’re redshirted you become a practice player who doesn’t travel with the team for road games. So tomorrow, for instance, Evina will be watching UConn’s game at tOSU in Storrs. That can’t be a lot of fun.
The second issue, in my mind, is will UConn need her next season? While UConn will be loaded with talented guards, wings and small forward type players, the graduation of Kyla, Touly & Evelyn seriously depletes the roster of players capable of banging in the paint. So the Huskies could clearly use another Big in the rotation to spell Liv & Megan.
Lastly, how much better does Piath get between now and her first game next year at UConn? Specifically, can she be counted on to come off the bench if Liv gets into foul trouble or just needs a break? She doesn’t have to be Liv, but if Piath can, at a minimum, provide a defensive presence in the paint and rebound, that would be invaluable to a UConn team that will otherwise be loaded next season.
Redshirting Piath is an interesting idea that would be dependent on a number of factors. First and foremost, would she even be receptive to it? I know Louisville is doing it and I believe Amihere is being redshirted at SC for medical reasons, but kids want to be part of the team and play. When you’re redshirted you become a practice player who doesn’t travel with the team for road games. So tomorrow, for instance, Evina will be watching UConn’s game at tOSU in Storrs. That can’t be a lot of fun.
The second issue, in my mind, is will UConn need her next season? While UConn will be loaded with talented guards, wings and small forward type players, the graduation of Kyla, Touly & Evelyn seriously depletes the roster of players capable of banging in the paint. So the Huskies could clearly use another Big in the rotation to spell Liv & Megan.
Lastly, how much better does Piath get between now and her first game next year at UConn? Specifically, can she be counted on to come off the bench if Liv gets into foul trouble or just needs a break? She doesn’t have to be Liv, but if Piath can, at a minimum, provide a defensive presence in the paint and rebound, that would be invaluable to a UConn team that will otherwise be loaded next season.
Thanks for the correction. Not sure where I got the idea she was a medical redshirt.Amihere isn't being redshirted. She's on minutes restriction. She plays in games but only for 3-4 minutes a quarter.
Why is there question about Piath redshirting??
I know, right?Why is there question about Piath redshirting??
Amihere is a RS Freshmen because she started school in January. She graduated early from high school after she hurt her knee.Thanks for the correction. Not sure where I got the idea she was a medical redshirt.
Thanks for jogging my memory. I thought I had seen some reference to Amihere as a redshirt. But I incorrectly assumed that designation was for “medical” reasons.Amihere is a RS Freshmen because she started school in January. She graduated early from high school after she hurt her knee.
11/23
Paige Bueckers: 14 points, 4 rebounds, 8 assists, 7 steals
Hopkins won its season opener 77-39.