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Message: [QUOTE="CocoHusky, post: 3176039, member: 5823"] For me it not a simple yes or no answer and many related factors have to come into play. The primary one is the status of Prince's leg, more specifically, is she able to suit up and play this fall? If the answer to that simple question is yes then IMO Geno should take her. Secondary Considerations: [B]Q: [/B]Is Prince's waiver for immediate eligibility likely to be approved? [B]A:[/B] I don't think so based on the NCAA disapproving Cooper's waiver request. [B]Q:[/B] Is the NCAA likely to approve two waivers ( Westbrook & Prince) for UCONN or any school for 2 top 10 ranked players in the same year? [B]A:[/B] Hell nah! [B]Q:[/B] What is the impact on recruiting on UCONN recruiting specifically Cardoso? [B]A: [/B]Assuming the answers to either of the two questions directly above is no, Cardoso and Prince are the same class =2020. I would take Cardoso because she is a true, at the basket post where as Prince would have to be coached up to stay and play down there. Prince's injury history also unfavorably applies here and a Cardoso & ONO front court IMO would be better than a Prince & ONO front court. Cardoso is likely to be on the UCONN roster at least 1 more year than Prince since Prince is WNBA eligible in April 2022. Since there is no certainty here I would throw all that out the window and go get Prince mainly to keep her away from South Carolina or especially ND. Geno is not me and I can guarantee he has more information and will do what he does best-make great decisions. Geno also know how to make 3 post players on the same roster work harmoniously. [/QUOTE]

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