I believe Annie Hayes is going to the draft. I am of the impression Alaysia (who was injured this year) is a point guard but not sure.
You good lol I honestly understand that there will be beef eventually between the two fan bases. I see it on Twitter often. Although I honestly respect Dawn and the gamecocks.
People say it’s not supposed to work like that…but multiple people did that last year. One that I know of is Deja Church. Her name was on the WNBA’s list of entrants but the she didn’t get drafted and appeared back at Depaul this season. Now her name is on the list of entrants for this year. Other people in the ND thread notes another player did this last year as well.
We have a bad rep on Twitter for swarming other fanbases. We fully acknowledge it and have embraced the role.
I wish someone would smack Kim with a dose of reality that freshmen can be good contributors. I see countless programs play freshmen and they shine every year. Never understood her approach to freshmen and insist that they don't get major roles until years 2 or 3. While she is a great coach, that stunts development and honestly is probably a turn off to elite recruits.
Hopefully Kim can get the magic back at LSU (permanently). It was a great year this season but its been tough since Fowles graduated, minus a couple season in the early 2010's.
Emily Saunders was the Gatorade POY out of WV and has not shown that she's good enough to play at the D1 level. I absolutely think that there are 4-5 star players out of big recruiting states (Cal, Texas, Georgia, etc.) that are better than the POY for most of the other states.
Vic. He thought he'd escaped Dawn Staley's shadow then we met Texas last yr in the tournament and took them out. The man was sweating profusely and he had that jacket ripped off in record time. Now he's headed right back where he started in the same conference again. We are VERY much looking forward to his return. :evil grin:
Annie Declared for the WNBA also
Texas overachieved in the 2020-21 season thanks to Vic. To even get to the Elite 8 and the opportunity to play South Carolina is a great accomplishment and beyond what most head coaches accomplish at their new school in year one. While I wish the outcome had been different in that game, it let all our players and fans know how far we still had to go as a program.
Which conferences have more than one "great" team on an annual basis? Most programs have a one to two year period of reaching new heights; hardly any programs maintain "great" status beyond that.
There is a deadline for pulling out of the draft and that’s what happened. If you actually go THRU the draft but don’t get picked, you still don’t get to come back to school. Many of the girls declaring for the draft will wait and see who all declares, what the mock drafts look like and if they aren’t on any list will pull out of the draft before the deadline.
UConn ND and Louisville were pretty good in the old big east for a time
If Dodson gets waiver consider it done for next year. ND will have a good shot at being near top
She is the daughter of former Longhorn (87-90) Susan Andersson who was 6'4 and married a tall hoopster from Brazil, I believe.
Stayed in St. George for a week and visited nearby National Parks, thoroughly enjoyed it. Care to explain what you are suggesting? Anyway these players have been there for 3-5 years, so if they didn't want to be there why did they stay that long?
Vic got M. State to back to back championship games. There is no doubt with the resources and Texas recruiting ground he will be doing the same at Texas real soon.