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I can’t see kushkituah making a team. She def needed the extra year
 
I thought that Tyra Whitehead named seemed familiar. She played at Wake Forest for 2 years.. then I think she might have gotten into trouble then she transferred. She had a pretty good career at SJSU
 
Geew1992 said:
I can’t see kushkituah making a team. She def needed the extra year
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I dont think that would help much...I dont see her ever being a strong pro prospect to be honest. Probably is ready to move on to life after college.
 
bballnut90 said:
I dont think that would help much...I dont see her ever being a strong pro prospect to be honest. Probably is ready to move on to life after college.
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Some of these players are leaving because it's just their time to move on and they aren't going to use the extra year for whatever reason.
 
Kai Crutchfield, Kayla Jones not among players to opt into 2021 WNBA Draft

Because seniors are allowed to return for another year, the WNBA required players to declare their draft intentions one way or the other, with players who opt-in renouncing their remaining eligibility.

The deadline for players not still participating in the NCAA tournament to make a decision was April 1, and while many prominent players did submit their names—including Louisville star Dana Evans—NC State seniors Kai Crutchfield and Kayla Jones were not among them.

This doesn’t necessarily mean that both players plan to return to NC State for another season, as they could always pursue professional opportunities overseas—and neither one appears likely to be selected in the draft, which is set for April 15.
 
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Do players, that are eligible, still have 48 hours after the Final Four to declare for the WNBA Draft?
 
JellyBean said:
Do players, that are eligible, still have 48 hours after the Final Four to declare for the WNBA Draft?
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After their final game. So Stanford and AZ have till tomorrow
 
bballnut90 said:
I dont think that would help much...I dont see her ever being a strong pro prospect to be honest. Probably is ready to move on to life after college.
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what about non-US?
 
Vowelguy said:
what about non-US?
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Idk the leagues over there, but it usually seems like if a US player wants to play overseas they're able to find opportunities. She's a big 6-3 post so my guess is she'd find a team without a lot of difficulty if she wants to continue playing.
 
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Centerstream said:
Jenna Staiti and Que Morrison have withdrawn from the WNBA draft and announced they will be back for one more season at Georgia.

UGA women's basketball gets big boost with decisions by Jenna Staiti and Que Morrison

Jenna Staiti and Que Morrison aren’t saying goodbye to their UGA women’s basketball careers yet. The seniors announced they will return next season.
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Georgia's Jenna Staiti and Que Morrison, Rice's Nancy Mulkey, Ohio's Cece Hooks opt out of WNBA draft​

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UGA's Staiti, Morrison, two others opt out of draft

Georgia center Jenna Staiti and guard Que Morrison, Rice center Nancy Mulkey and Ohio guard Cece Hooks have all opted out of the WNBA draft.
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