Please. She is a natural blond.Geno accepted a compromise on tatoos by having his players cover them with physio-tape during games. Perhaps he will have Edwards wear a hat to cover her colorful locks.
I struggling with the bolded phrase, at best this is an oxymoron. Right @Carnac ? Anyhow, Is UCONN the only WCBB program to maintain this policy? Is it time to perhaps reconsider in light of stories like the Penn State hair incident below? We recently had a thread on tattoos and judging from some of the post many would probably answer no. However if UCONN is the only school then might the program be at risk of losing out on a promising recruit because of this policy?Geno accepted a compromise on tatoos by having his players cover them with physio-tape during games. Perhaps he will have Edwards wear a hat to cover her colorful locks.
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A comment and a story. I think Geno is moderating his views over time, and would likely accept Edwards with her colored locks. After all, women and, to a lesser extent, men have been coloring their hair for decades. I suspect that CD, Shea and Jasmine would all have some input into this issue. I also wouldn't be surprised if Geno uses something like "A Touch of Gray" to create that distinguished coiffure of his.I struggling with the bolded phrase, at best this is an oxymoron. Right @Carnac ? Anyhow, Is UCONN the only WCBB program to maintain this policy? Is it time to perhaps reconsider in light of stories like the Penn State hair incident below? We recently had a thread on tattoos and judging from some of the post many would probably answer no. However if UCONN is the only school then might the program be at risk of losing out on a promising recruit because of this policy?
Penn State football fan ignites controversy over player’s dreadlocks
STATE COLLEGE, Penn. -- An elderly Penn State grad’s letter to the football team’s black captain describing his dreadlocks as “disgusting” has touched off a social media firestorm and national
Let’s just get her on board and figure out her hair color later.
'The next step of the Olympic qualifying process Canada is hosting a tournament in Edmonton coming up in November.
Edwards has to wait to receive an invitation to that tournament and said she doesn’t want to get ahead of herself thinking of playing in the Olympics.
“Honestly my focus is just being here in this moment but of course an opportunity to represent Canada at the highest level of competition such as the Olympics would be incredible,” she said. “One step at a time though.”'
I could think of a good first step that might help.
I would have to believe that it's been discussed at least once since he started recruiting her, especially by C. Dailey. And since she's coming to the First Night circus I'd assume an agreement has been reached, one way or another.
Kia casts a very long shadow in Canada. She is probably the most successful female player in Canadian history.
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It seems very early in her recruiting (Sophomore), she did according to this article
Sophomore recruit Aliyah Boston is a rising star
If there were women's college basketball coaches from around the country who did not know who Aliyah Boston was earlier in the year, four days last May changed that.
'On Oct. 14, she made her first trip to the University of Connecticut and took in the Huskies' annual First Night program at Gampel Pavilion. '
She's been so far under the radar that outside of her family and friends I don't think anyone knows her schools of interest. However, if her trip to UConn less than a month before the early signing period will be her first and only public recruiting appearance so far, that says a lot to me about her interest.
Isn't MS State at about scholarship max right now?
With Mississippi State taking D Gaston I took that as a sign that A Edwards is going elsewhere.
Yeah really looking like by process of elimination that UConn is looking pretty good..
I love looking back on early commitments:
