Stanford's Toni Kokenis may be done...

[meyers7]

A press release from Stanford is more credible and factual than an ESPN website, which is horribly run and often out of date.

I agree, I just think this Stanford scholarship mess is also horribly run.

 

[Shenandoah]

agree. Or Miller.

or Mosqueda-Lewis...

 

[cardfan]

I agree, I just think this Stanford scholarship mess is also horribly run.

geez Meyers. You don't know what goes on at Stanford, so what if they have more kids wanting to play bball than scholarships available for a given yr.?

read an excellent article and Q&A with Tara re: the recruiting process at Stanford. Maybe this will help you understand a bit better.
http://stanford. /2/863136.html

 

[cardfan]

or Mosqueda-Lewis...

or Wiggins, or Appel.

 

[wallman]

Don't worry folks, I think it will all come back to bite them in the butt, hehe.

And GQ Beebes coach is full of hot air, she was soft when she played club before her injury and hasn't done diddly since, which considering she got injured before her junior club season sounds like a Hartman situation to me, oh who happened to play for the same club coach who said she was all everything!!!

Sorry folks, I am with you, ignoring and trying to compare her to the likes if Taurasi and KML, just plain stupid.

 

[triaddukefan]

or Mosqueda-Lewis...

Or Gray

 

[Outside Shot]

Toni became a really solid player for Stanford and helped them win some big games. Hope she is o.k.

 

[Husky68]

Trees give scholarships for "need" that is pretty equivalent to an athletic full ride. Stanford could shell out full "need" scholarships for 10 "walk-ons" and it wouldn't register on their daily income statement from their endowment. Trees sponsor as many sports for women as Uconn has for both woman and men. They have girls rowing and girls ltw rowing (guess so Dolson and Moriah could both be on a rowing team).
Think any of the SEC football teams have a few "walk-ons" that get full "need" scholarships?

 

[katiecrum1992]

From the SF Chronicle:

"Unfortunately, it appears that Toni Kokenis, an All-Pac-12 guard in 2011-12, may be done as a college player as a result of a condition that VanDerveer won't disclose, for privacy reasons. Kokenis' absence was particularly apparent in the 61-59 loss to Georgia in the Spokane Region semifinals."

I think she was out this year because of a foot injury, but it must be pretty serious if her career's in jeopardy.

 

[HuskyFan1125]

I hope TK gets through whatever is ailing her. I dont like to see a kid succumb to an illness and quit playing a sport they so love.

Good luck kid!

 

[pap49cba]

I would think if it was a foot injury Tara would talk about it. The article uses the phrase "a condition". I suppose that could mean a lot of things. Sincerely hope she will be fine in the long-term.

 

[Sargassoc]

Connecting the dots, it seems to be medical: LINK

Unfortunate. Hoping for only good things for this kid.