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I wonder if the decision to join the Big East would make a difference on her decision making as it was not known until after she visited the campus. If this does not play any role in her decision making, this may make a difference to future recruits when making their choices. By moving into a league which is stronger than the AAC, the incentive of playing against traditional women's basketball competitors might be just as enticing as playing in the ACC or the Big 10.
 
veryolddog said:
I wonder if the decision to join the Big East would make a difference on her decision making as it was not known until after she visited the campus. If this does not play any role in her decision making, this may make a difference to future recruits when making their choices. By moving into a league which is stronger than the AAC, the incentive of playing against traditional women's basketball competitors might be just as enticing as playing in the ACC or the Big 10.
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I don't know if that makes a difference or not. On the other hand, missing a few trips to Texas yearly during the AAC season might also affect her decision.
 
marti3td said:
I have a feeling we are going to hear her decision today....my gut says ND but I am still fingers crossed obviously for UConn.
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Feeling based on what?
 
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Bama fan said:
That is a lot of hate for one basketball post. Perhaps you try a shot of Marianne Williamson. ;)
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Or,maybe start coating the teeth with Benadryl.They surely hurt after spitting out the hatred.
 
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veryolddog said:
I wonder if the decision to join the Big East would make a difference on her decision making as it was not known until after she visited the campus. If this does not play any role in her decision making, this may make a difference to future recruits when making their choices. By moving into a league which is stronger than the AAC, the incentive of playing against traditional women's basketball competitors might be just as enticing as playing in the ACC or the Big 10.
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What ever the truth of AAC vs BE really does not matter. It is perception, i.e. how the recruits, AAU/HS coaches,parent see the impact of either on their kids visibility.
To me, the BE dispels the image of a johnny come lately AAC with no history or no visibility in WCBB. Only UConn within that conference projects that image of top team, top visibility. --
Everything I feel may be wrong, it has happened once before. Uconn fans have spelled their names in snow often about being in the AAC now will that change.
 
caramel said:
Or,maybe start coating the teeth with Benadryl.They surely hurt after spitting out the hatred.
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Hate is the most destructive of all human feelings. It raises BP, with emotional feeling that linger and keep that BP above dangerous level causing the brain to not think clearly.
Usually the one person or group or thing you hate is clueless of your feelings so they go happily along with cool heads and BP floating in their normal range.
 
Goodgood said:
I don't know if that makes a difference or not. On the other hand, missing a few trips to Texas yearly during the AAC season might also affect her decision.
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Funny you should mention this "trips" to Texas". When UCONN was placed in the AAC a few people though UCONN WCBB would have a recruiting advantage with Texas kids because we were playing games in the state twice per year. It has not worked out that way. UCONN's WBB time in the AAC netted us Lexi Gordon for 1.5 years.
 
CocoHusky said:
Funny you should mention this "trips" to Texas". When UCONN was placed in the AAC a few people though UCONN WCBB would have a recruiting advantage with Texas kids because we were playing games in the state twice per year. It has not worked out that way. UCONN's WBB time in the AAC netted us Lexi Gordon for 1.5 years.
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Yeah, can't win them all, huh? It got UConn a sniff with Collier too.
 
Just to confirm, Sedona finished her visit to Oregon on Sunday correct? So now she has visited all 3 schools of interest so we are just waiting on a decision to be announced?
 
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Based on her Snapchat yesterday she is still in Oregon. Not sure what that means...just reporting.
 
marti3td said:
Based on her Snapchat yesterday she is still in Oregon. Not sure what that means...just reporting.
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As info, the NCAA limits all recruiting visits to “48 hours”. So if Prince is still in Oregon, either the dates reported for her visit were incorrect, or she’s extended her visit to see the sites in the PNW off campus.
 
When does UConn's second summer session begin? Oregon is on the quarter system, so not sure about their summer class terms.

The reason I ask is that if Sedona is thinking of attending summer classes soon at her new school, seems like she'd move fast with a decision. If she won't be enrolling until the Fall, then that delays her practice/conditioning time at new school, and unlikely she is 100% healthy right now, IMO.
 
SUMMER SESSION DATES:
May 13 - August 23, 2019
May Term:
May 13 - May 31, 2019
No classes on May 27
Summer Session 1:
June 3 - July 5, 2019
No classes on July 4
Summer Session 2
July 15 - August 16, 2019
Alternative Session 1
June 3 - July 12, 2019
No classes on July 4
Alternative Session 2
July 15 - August 23, 2019
Summer Session 3
May 13 - August 23, 2019
 
southie said:
When does UConn's second summer session begin? Oregon is on the quarter system, so not sure about their summer class terms.

The reason I ask is that if Sedona is thinking of attending summer classes soon at her new school, seems like she'd move fast with a decision. If she won't be enrolling until the Fall, then that delays her practice/conditioning time at new school, and unlikely she is 100% healthy right now, IMO.
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The second summer session for UCONN begins on July 15th.
 
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I believe Oregon has a single summer term that is currently in session. I also believe that ND’s 2nd summer term begins this coming Monday, 7/8. As pointed out, UConn’s 2nd summer term starts a week later than ND’s on 7/15.
 
southie said:
When does UConn's second summer session begin? Oregon is on the quarter system, so not sure about their summer class terms.

The reason I ask is that if Sedona is thinking of attending summer classes soon at her new school, seems like she'd move fast with a decision. If she won't be enrolling until the Fall, then that delays her practice/conditioning time at new school, and unlikely she is 100% healthy right now, IMO.
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this get's back to my original question when all this started.........................we have no idea if she is cleared to practice/play or if she still has months of rehab ahead of her.............................then of course the obvious question is whether she will ever be 100% the athlete she was prior to the injury...........
 
Charliebball said:
this get's back to my original question when all this started.....we have no idea if she is cleared to practice/play or if she still has months of rehab ahead of her.........then of course the obvious question is whether she will ever be 100% the athlete she was prior to the injury......
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The same questions existed for Gabby & Liv.
 
When I got up yesterday I checked out Boneyard for news about Prince. Instead there was news about Mir McLean. After some reading, etc. that was very, very good news.

Last night before bed again I checked out Boneyard for news about Prince. Nothing. Went to bed.

But didn't sleep before I thought about this a minute or two. And the question I had was - it is really important to get Prince?

We have Olivia. We have Adebayo coming in. Batouly will be back. Megan is a great rebounder. And I can't think of anyone on the team that I would trade for Prince - at least none of the possible starters. So I thought to myself. I'm not really sure I care that much. Probably the main reason I want her to come to UConn is so she does not go to ND. But I feel that way about anyone in the top 100 recruits for the next 100 years.
 
mag 7 said:
When I got up yesterday I checked out Boneyard for news about Prince. Instead there was news about Mir McLean. After some reading, etc. that was very, very good news.

Last night before bed again I checked out Boneyard for news about Prince. Nothing. Went to bed.

But didn't sleep before I thought about this a minute or two. And the question I had was - it is really important to get Prince?

We have Olivia. We have Adebayo coming in. Batouly will be back. Megan is a great rebounder. And I can't think of anyone on the team that I would trade for Prince - at least none of the possible starters. So I thought to myself. I'm not really sure I care that much. Probably the main reason I want her to come to UConn is so she does not go to ND. But I feel that way about anyone in the top 100 recruits for the next 100 years.
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you have to look ahead to the 20'-21'season.........................no more Adebayo, no Irwin and no Camara....................if she's healthy she'd be a big contributor to UConn up front ......................
 
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