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Not only am I not surprised, I told a couple friends and fellow fans that the next transfer would be Sadie Edwards.
I'm not sure, but I believe Sadie will actually have 2-1/2 seasons left. I think the same was true for Samarie. If she leaves at the end of the semester, she'll be eligible by next December. But she has used up the 2014-15 season, and spring 2016 will use up the 2015-16 season. She gets only 4 seasons total.
StamfordHusky et al. know more definitively.
I believe Geno and staff sat down and told her what's best for her and her future because this was Sadie dream school only a freshman plenty of time to develope 7 games into the season anything can happen where she earned playing time. I think Geno knows something we don't. Maybe like a big time recruit wanting to come to Uconn?????
Because getting an offer from UCONN does not prove that you're a good player?
Per ESPN with some input from Geno..
http://espn.go.com/womens-college-b...necticut-huskies-guard-sadie-edwards-transfer
Next year may be worse. Good management decision based on playing time and potential playing time for her talent level. Good Luck Sadie.I'm not surprised. It almost seems like she never really had a chance.
I have to say, she had cajones if she went to Geno to push for more playing time this early in her career.
UConn will now have 12 scholarship players in 2015-16.
Re Samarie- when we played Ohio State I think at the MSG near the end of the 90 game streak- Samarie was hitting the freshman wall, and when she came of the court and Geno was ticked at her- Geno asked Samarie if she wanted to play for UConn - and she did not answer him. then she did not travel with the team to Duke I think it was. That is what I heard ended our relationship with Samarie.Was thinking the same thing. I thought Samarie had some issue where she didn't/couldn't play and didn't travel with the team for a couple of games, and then also transferred after her first semester.
That leaves another opening now... sad to see her go...
Yes it wouldnt be the first and definitely not the only schools who look to have a extra schollie on hand. If he wanted her to stay and thought she be a player in the future she still will be a huskie. Obviously he thinks she'll never see much playing time there so why waste her time.You are implying that Geno may be moving out a player to make room for a better player?
You are implying that Geno may be moving out a player to make room for a better player?
Yes it wouldnt be the first and definitely not the only schools who look to have a extra schollie on hand. If he wanted her to stay and thought she be a player in the future she still will be a huskie. Obviously he thinks she'll never see much playing time there so why waste her time.
I don't think there's a bad decision here. Some stay despite a lack of playing time, satisfied that their contributions in practice and otherwise are important and recognized while others feel that they are capable of more and want a more hands on opportunity. Both positions are understandable and it's just up to the individual.Personally, I have a lot of respect for any player who would rather play and contribute, than sit on the bench for a National champion. There is a growing list of players who have transferred from UConn and made a positive contribution to their new team.