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Transfer portal part 2

DaBball said:
She’s one UConn may potentially be interested in:
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She would start immediately at Baylor. Just down the road from home. I think we recruited her out of high school but she didn't care for our style at the time.
 
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DaBball said:
She’s one UConn may potentially be interested in:
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I have been waiting for Taylor Jones to enter the transfer portal for the last couple of years!

She's from Dallas. Her Dad is a Texas A&M alum, but she took so many unofficial visits to Texas and attended several football games while in high school that her Dad had to jokingly apologize to Aggie fans out on twitter for all the times he was on the UT campus with his daughter.

It was a surprise that Texas wasn't among her finalists, but we did have a lot of depth in the front court at that time. She officially visited Florida State, UCLA, and Oregon State.

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southie said:
It was a surprise that Texas wasn't among her finalists, but we did have a lot of depth in the front court at that time. She officially visited Florida State, UCLA, and Oregon State.
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Sometimes players want to leave the state and experience something else...
 
DaBball said:
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If I remember correctly she doesn’t want to play on the block. So I don’t think UConn is a interest
 
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SECbbfan24 said:
Sometimes players want to leave the state and experience something else...
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That is true. And, often times they return back home if the right opportunity presents itself! :p
 
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The transfer portal right now
 
GCKSFN4L said:
I actually think she could make sense at South Carolina. We don't have an experienced PG and we would be asking a lot from two rookies to lead a team with national championship aspirations.
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Yeah, that's a good point. Owusu isn't Dawn's prototypical PG (she's not small or lightning quick) but Ashley does make a lot of sense from that standpoint. She'd also give them a huge boost offensively, as she's a great bail out player with the shot clock going down. Also a very good passer which would be great for utilizing Boston.
 
DaBball said:
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She was a really good player as a freshman. Should be a big pickup for whoever lands her. I think Texas would be a great fit since they could use some help in the post, but we'll see what happens.
 
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SECbbfan24 said:
Raoul's fingers will fall off by the end of this month from all these portal updates.
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He had a cheeky tweet within the last week or so that all he was doing was copy & paste.
 
BRS24 said:
He had a cheeky tweet within the last week or so that all he was doing was copy & paste.
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LOL

I wish there was a database open to the public. This has become full on entertainment at this point.
 
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I can only imagine some of these coaches looking at the stat sheets of some of these transfers...
 
If Vic gets Taylor Jones, Texas will be a force. Taylor Jones is one heck of a talent. 20-21 season, TJ led the PAC-12 in rebounding, is a great shot blocker/post defender, and can reliably get 10+ points per game.
 
LoTrader said:
If Vic gets Taylor Jones, Texas will be a force. Taylor Jones is one heck of a talent. 20-21 season, TJ led the PAC-12 in rebounding, is a great shot blocker/post defender, and can reliably get 10+ points per game.
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I will be surprised if Taylor doesn't end up somewhere close to her home in Dallas (I'm assuming she still has family living there) like Baylor, Oklahoma, Texas or Texas A&M.
 
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