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It's not her ability or talent. She has loads of that. The thing that may hinder her is her effort and tendency to take plays off. Those parts of her game needs a lot of work to reach UConn standards. She may start but, I would be very surprised.I haven’t seen more than a few highlight clips of her, but did see Christyn start all year as a freshman. Geno has raved about Griffin’s potential, so I surmised it might be possible for her to start also. Geno’s offense really requires balance. It just doesn’t look right when someone can’t or won’t shoot.
Thanks for the compliment. I'm more welterweight or middleweight even after a good meal.A very entertaining debate on next years 5th starter. I love it when the heavyweights go at it, oldude and Coco. @stick you did well against some of the best the boneyard has.

Q: Do we even know if she would be eligible next season?
A: We do not know.
Q: If not, when will we find out?
A: Here are next steps and rough timeline.
1) Evina has to be accepted by UCONN and put on scholarship. Any day now.
2) Evina will be enrolled in one or both of the Summer sessions at UCONN. (June 3 - August 16, 2019)
3) UCONN submits request for immediate eligibility on day one of Evina's enrollment-June 3rd, 2019
4) Revisions, rewrites, tweaking of the waiver request. (June- September 2019)
5) NCAA will make a final decision ~ October, 2019 based on the Jessica Shepard timeline.
I would think her effort and attitude will be changed by the time she gets to her first practice.It's not her ability or talent. She has loads of that. The thing that may hinder her is her effort and tendency to take plays off. Those parts of her game needs a lot of work to reach UConn standards. She may start but, I would be very surprised.
Did she decide to transfer (enter the portal) before Holly was fired? If so, that should make a difference.Because her current coach was fired and is being replaced I believe that makes it so that she can transfer and play immediately. At least in the past when coaching changes have occurred that is how it has worked.
Did she decide to transfer (enter the portal) before Holly was fired? If so, that should make a difference.
Except to point out the truth, the blatant double standard, the hypocrisy that the NCAA and Mark Emmert have demonstrated on innumerable occasion.
I see that other posters have written similar; but damn, sometimes it does feel good to vent @RockyMTblue2 .
I stepped out of character and vented right after the tournament ended. Damn it felt good!!
I cleansed my heart and soul of all of my pent up frustrations.
I’m fine now.
Not really, no real pattern on transfer eligibility, almost looks like crap shoot but I think it depends on losing school agreement in regards to waiver but I admit I really do not understand the logic of the NCAA for transfer eligibility.Because her current coach was fired and is being replaced I believe that makes it so that she can transfer and play immediately. At least in the past when coaching changes have occurred that is how it has worked.
You used the contradictory words "logic" and "NCAA" in the same sentence.Not really, no real pattern on transfer eligibility, almost looks like crap shoot but I think it depends on losing school agreement in regards to waiver but I admit I really do not understand the logic of the NCAA for transfer eligibility.
Apologies CocoHusky, I can't resist this:
5) NCAA staff member reviewing transfer waiver for student-athlete E. W. calls M.E. for guidance on waiver decision:
Staffer: I have a request fro waiver for E.W., her coach got fired and she wants another school now.
M.E.: Is she going to ND or UNC?
Staffer: Unnnh, no.
M.E.: Well that makes it tougher, but possible. It depends on the circumstances. What school does she want?
Staffer: Unnnh, you know, that one you used to work for before they pushed you out for incompetence, UConn.
M.E.: WT*! Unprintable, unprintable, NEVER! You call me about a UConn waiver again, you'll be looking for a job.
Staffer: Yes sir. Waiver denied.
If we are lucky enough that Westbrook decides to come here, and a waiver is granted, I will publicly apologize to the NCAA here on the boneyard.
Don't know if Westbrook will even be eligible to play next year, but if she ends up at UConn and does gain a waiver from the NCAA to be eligible to play, I figure she'll go off for 50 against her former team....Just a question for the masses here, would Westbrook come to UConn knowing the Tenn/UConn series will start up again next year and play against her old team?

Don't know if Westbrook will even be eligible to play next year, but if she ends up at UConn and does gain a waiver from the NCAA to be eligible to play, I figure she'll go off for 50 against her former team....![]()

Are you saying that the NCAA and Emmert would act more kindly toward UConn if Shabazz did not call them out? I don't think so.Shabazz Napier calling out the NCAA and Mark Emmert(NCAA president) live on air during the National Championship post game interview certainly did not do UConn any favors.
Are you saying that the NCAA and Emmert would act more kindly toward UConn if Shabazz did not call them out? I don't think so.
Want some good news...The comment under her farewell Instagram post from Walker has me now pretty confident that she’s coming to UConn.
What was it?The comment under her farewell Instagram post from Walker has me now pretty confident that she’s coming to UConn.
The comment under her farewell Instagram post from Walker has me now pretty confident that she’s coming to UConn.
A smiley face emojiWhat was it?
Don't know why she would care. I wouldn't, how about you?Just a question for the masses here, would Westbrook come to UConn knowing the Tenn/UConn series will start up again next year and play against her old team?
Westbrook is a competitor. That’s why she’s escaping the mediocrity she found in Knoxville. I think she would relish the opportunity to play BIG against her former team.Don't know why she would care. I wouldn't, how about you?
Maybe not the emoji so much as the fact that Megan is following her...I think you are reading a little too much into a smiley face emoji
My only caveat is that with the end of the academic semester at TN, Westbrook will be heading back home to Salem, OR. Eugene is just down the road. She could pop in and meet with Kelly Graves. I sincerely hope I’m wrong.To this point no one knows if she'll commit to UConn or not. What's interesting to me though is I haven't heard of her visiting any other D1 school to get a look-see. If she has I'm sure someone would have put it on blast.