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Message: [QUOTE="Carnac, post: 2765792, member: 5798"] I read your post, but was not going to respond because I knew others would. Then, I had a thought that I had to share..........to answer your query in a few words (the best answer I can give you).........................We can all agree that there will be some players from this class recognized as ALL-Americans during the next four years because of their above average [I]proven[/I] skill set and abilities on the court. Well, these two young ladies are recognized by people (that do this full time for a living) that watch and observe high school age players all over the country year round, then rank or classify them. Keep in mind that there are some extremely talented and gifted players in this class, some of which will go on to play at the next level. In this class, [B][URL='http://www.espn.com/high-school/girls-basketball/recruiting/rankings/_/class/2018']Williams is ranked #1[/URL], she is recognized as [U]the best player in the country[/U]!!! ONO is right behind her at #5. [URL='https://prospectsnation.com/players/all/2018']ONO is rated #1 or #2 [/URL][U][URL='https://prospectsnation.com/players/all/2018']post player[/URL] depending on which service you look at (Collier/Texas #1) [/U] in the country by Prospects Nation.[/B] They are at the [B]TOP[/B] of every scouting and recruit evaluation service in the country. So when you read comments from posters here, you're reading our opinions some of which are largely based on the reports we've received from those outlets, some from other posters that have also observed them play in person. We also have Geno's assessments and expectations that we've seen or read in media clips and publications. When you have the #1 guard and post player in the country on your team, it's hard not to boast, and be a little optimistic about their future. I hope this helps. [/QUOTE]

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