Women's college basketball transfer rankings for 2020-21 and 2021-22

[Carnac]

Graham Hays - ESPN

We will never know which team would have won the NCAA championship in women's college basketball this season. We do know there is a good chance a transfer would have proved pivotal. Be it Oregon's Minyon Moore, Baylor's Te'a Cooper, Louisville's Elizabeth Balogun or Mississippi State's Jordan Danberry, most contenders benefited from transfers in 2019-20.

Women's college basketball transfer rankings for 2020-21 and 2021-22

The uncertainty about the status of transfers for the 2020-21 season has not slowed the transfer market. Here are the top names seeking new homes.

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[militarydog]

ESPN has been pumping out some pretty decent articles similar to this on women’s college basketball. I guess they also think the 1 time transfer rule is dead this season.

 

[TheFarmFan]

In fairness, with the exception of Cooper, the others all transferred to much better programs than the ones they left, so of course they benefited from transferring. I am somewhat skeptical that Slocum's new program will be any better than her old one; I have even greater skepticism if Carrington transfers to Oregon, given how much Oregon loses and the likelihood that Stanford will be very competitive for an NCAA one seed next season.