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Bestiarius said:
What is your proof that Sylvia knowingly engaged in fraud? I think that is still to be determined, but you state it as though is is fact.
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From Page 75 of the Weinstein report:
" Sylvia Hatchell has been the head women’s basketball coach since 1986. During that time,
there were 114 enrollments of women’s basketball players in paper classes. Hatchell was aware that
many of her players took AFAM classes over the years. She also knew that Jan Boxill (for whom
she has great respect) 142 had a strong working relationship with Crowder, and assumed that their

relationship led to the high enrollment by women’s basketball players.''
 
CocoHusky said:
From Page 75 of the Weinstein report:
" Sylvia Hatchell has been the head women’s basketball coach since 1986. During that time,
there were 114 enrollments of women’s basketball players in paper classes. Hatchell was aware that
many of her players took AFAM classes over the years. She also knew that Jan Boxill (for whom
she has great respect) 142 had a strong working relationship with Crowder, and assumed that their

relationship led to the high enrollment by women’s basketball players.''
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All, of course, circumstantial, but pretty strong. If she did not know what was going on she must have been looking the other way very vigorously.
 
think she 'retires' when they offer her some more money...
 
CocoHusky said:
WCBB fans,
Is there anything that anyone is willing to go public with (other than speculation) to indicate that the UNC WCBB player transfers are being blocked or restricted by UNC in anyway? I would find this to be more disturbing than the pompousness of KSU in with Romero - worth of a public relations campaign.
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I don't know. But even if the rumors of vol-blocking are true the public wouldn't find out about it until years later with the cover up. Because that is just how they roll at UNCarolina.
 
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At least Ohio State is an...interesting...choice. But Kentucky? Sorry, but they've been overhyped and overrated, IMHO. Kentucky is in better shape with upperclassmen, but I think UNC's incoming class will have a big impact. I doubt either KU or UNC would make a Final 4 even with Mavunga, so it's not much better than a lateral move. Seems like she's not in a rush to play in the WNBA. It's possible she'd like a master's degree on scholarship so getting a 5th year paid for is an incentive. But if that was my plan, I'd probably pursue a better school academically, if I were loading up on free degrees. Usually kids transfer up (for a better shot at Final 4/Championships, etc.) or transfer down (for more playing time). But again, Kentucky feels a bit too lateral.

Obviously Ohio State probably won't win a national championship or maybe not even a Final 4 even with Mavunga. But I personally can just see the allure of joining a program that's "hot" and on the rise, with tons of potential. A lineup of Kelsey Mitchell, Sierra Calhoun, Alexa Hart, Stephanie Mavunga, then either the other Duke transfer or the Georgetown transfer, would be dangerous. Kentucky has more depth, but Ohio State would definitely have more fire power in terms of their starters.

At the end of the day, I think she's got boatloads of potential and will make a good pro regardless. Would rather see what she could do at Ohio State, but I know I'm overlooking a bunch of other factors including non-basketball ones, which are important. I guess I feel a bit guilty for being so critical here, lol, so I just wanna emphasize that I wish Mavunga the best.

And I do think the statement she gave upon leaving UNC left me with the impression that she's a classy, intelligent, appreciative, and sincere young woman.
 
kat0189 said:
At least Ohio State is an...interesting...choice. But Kentucky? Sorry, but they've been overhyped and overrated, IMHO. Kentucky is in better shape with upperclassmen, but I think UNC's incoming class will have a big impact. I doubt either KU or UNC would make a Final 4 even with Mavunga, so it's not much better than a lateral move. Seems like she's not in a rush to play in the WNBA. It's possible she'd like a master's degree on scholarship so getting a 5th year paid for is an incentive. But if that was my plan, I'd probably pursue a better school academically, if I were loading up on free degrees. Usually kids transfer up (for a better shot at Final 4/Championships, etc.) or transfer down (for more playing time). But again, Kentucky feels a bit too lateral.

Obviously Ohio State probably won't win a national championship or maybe not even a Final 4 even with Mavunga. But I personally can just see the allure of joining a program that's "hot" and on the rise, with tons of potential. A lineup of Kelsey Mitchell, Sierra Calhoun, Alexa Hart, Stephanie Mavunga, then either the other Duke transfer or the Georgetown transfer, would be dangerous. Kentucky has more depth, but Ohio State would definitely have more fire power in terms of their starters.

At the end of the day, I think she's got boatloads of potential and will make a good pro regardless. Would rather see what she could do at Ohio State, but I know I'm overlooking a bunch of other factors including non-basketball ones, which are important. I guess I feel a bit guilty for being so critical here, lol, so I just wanna emphasize that I wish Mavunga the best.

And I do think the statement she gave upon leaving UNC left me with the impression that she's a classy, intelligent, appreciative, and sincere young woman.
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Probably she'll want to stay in the conference that her friends are in and will get to see them again and play against them. Also Kentucky is a strong team. They are scrappy and she fits that mold. She'd probably would rather be at SC but it just doesn't look possible.
 
ReadR00ster said:
Probably she'll want to stay in the conference that her friends are in and will get to see them again and play against them. Also Kentucky is a strong team. They are scrappy and she fits that mold. She'd probably would rather be at SC but it just doesn't look possible.
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Which is why I feel like she'll end up at Kentucky... She fits that mold. Aggressive, overly physical, annoying..
 
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This may have been answered elsewhere but when a student-athlete is granted release to transfer does that official severe ties with their previous team, or does it merely give them the opportunity to explore and the chance to return?
 
HuskyFan1125 said:
I thought about that but SC has so much size already I'm not sure. I was thinking maybe B1G since she is from Indiana. Maybe Ohio State!?
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I may have been right. Some chirping that it will be Ohio State.
 
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triaddukefan said:
Nothing, I repeat NOTHING has been stranger than Lexie Brown leaving Maryland for Duke.... Im still chuckling about that one :p
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Triad & ACC WCBB fans or redshirt experts do you know what the situation is with X redshirt wise? I have not been able to read anything definitive if she is eligible for a redhsirt. She played in 12 of 35 games before the injury last year. Stamfordhusky if you are out there you usually have the best handle on these redshirt situations.
 
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CocoHusky said:
Triad & ACC WCBB fans or redshirt experts do you know what the situation is with X redshirt wise? I have not been able to read anything definitive if she is eligible for a redhsirt. She played in 12 of 35 games before the injury last year. Stamfordhusky if you are out there you usually have the best handle on these redshirt situations.
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I assume you're talking about Xylina McDaniel? UNC played 35 games, but the 3 NCAA tournament games don't figure into the calculation, and the ACC tournament counts as 1 game. So that's 31. 12 out of 31 amounts to 38.7%, which is over the 30% limit for a medical redshirt, making her ineligible for one.
 
HuskyFan1125 said:
Stranger things have happened, especially this off season.
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I thought it was strange when Gray came to SC. Those two teams DO NOT like one another.. The last 3 or 4 games vs. UNC have been testy. Mavunga was heated with SC after the NCAAT lost. I never believed that Mavunga wanted to come to SC...
 
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SCGamecock said:
I thought it was strange when Gray came to SC. Those two teams DO NOT like one another.. The last 3 or 4 games vs. UNC have been testy. Mavunga was heated with SC after the NCAAT lost. I never believed that Mavunga wanted to come to SC...
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I think Mavunga is heated after every loss ;) Perfect example of a player who its easy to root against, but if she was on your team.. you'd love her to death. I kinda hope she ends up at Kentucky... that would give the SEC 3 strong teams...... but if she ended up at Ohio State..... that wouldnt be too bad either.
 
Not that I think she will end up here, she is currently in Knoxville visiting.

I'm honestly shocked by this.
 
mtsuraider06 said:
Not that I think she will end up here, she is currently in Knoxville visiting.

I'm honestly shocked by this.
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Now that's funny. You mean that ol' "salty" shrew Sylvia didn't block her?

No fan base can turn up the outrage machine quite like LV fans, even when the outrage is over not being able to benefit from another's misfortune.
 
UConnCat said:
Now that's funny. You mean that ol' "salty" shrew Sylvia didn't block her?

No fan base can turn up the outrage machine quite like LV fans, even when the outrage is over not being able to benefit from another's misfortune.
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I never said she was blocked. I said Gray was, because she was. Mavunga was given an unconditional release. This wasn't a planned visit either, it literally just happened.

Not sure where you're getting an outrage feel.
 
Mavunga is visiting Knoxville according to a tweet. Tweet also said she is thought to be a Ohio State lean
 
UConnCat said:
Now that's funny. You mean that ol' "salty" shrew Sylvia didn't block her?

No fan base can turn up the outrage machine quite like LV fans, even when the outrage is over not being able to benefit from another's misfortune.
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Self -inflicted destruction of a program from years of academic fraud is hardly misfortune.
 
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