...who had a view of the Recruiting section.
You mentioned there was a guard there who somewhat resembled Abby Prohaska.
This prospect, Sydney Affolter, has blondish hair, but is from south side of Chicago and my have come down for the day.
Here's a link to her twitter site so you can take a look.
We've gotten some information on one of the other guards whom we'll post up today or tomorrow.
Sunday at the left end of the recruit row of ten. From right to left, I saw Brunelle, Peoples, Campbell, Westbeld, probably Wiggins, Fudd, Bueckers,and three others: two African-Americans and a strawberry blonde. All of them seemed guard/wing size. Those on the left end arrived last and were interacting with each other, so it was difficult to see their faces.
Boneyard are impressive.
..were you guys back in the day talkin' about that kid Diggins out of SB?
Would've loved to been around here listening to speculation about the potential of that post from Canada, or the wing from Erie.
into 2019?
Am I reading your post correctly?
The good news is that there is plenty of playing opportunity for the talented 2020 graduating class.
Are both Paige and Caitlyn an option if they want to come or do you think we'd have to say "no" to one because once one of the two commits, we'd have too many of the same type of player? I'd hate to turn either of those potential stars away.
I assume Muffett would make room and then try and figure it out.
I think either one is nothing better than a 50% chance to choose ND. As Baba noted, having only nine players, including Alli Campbell, for 2020 opens some possibilities for two or three more additions to the 2020 class. An athletic wing like Priscilla Williams and a talented forward like Nat Marshall would combine with the versatile Alli Campbell for a very good class. Then adding Caitlin or Paige would make it a great group.
She’s the real deal
your (IAIRISH) post got me thinking. First of all I know nothing more than you. I did go back and revised my chart which I'll publish shortly. Based on Dillon saying that Muffet said Anaya will not be considered for the point guard position, I reclassified her as a G/W (not a PG/G). That means only 2 PG/G for 2020/21, and 3 G/W (the 3 A's, Abby, Anaya, and Allison).
That's leaves more opportunity for PG/G's. To your specific question, I don't know the intricacies of offers, conditional offers, and silent verbals?/offers, but personally I believe Muffet would instantly accept both Paige and Caitlin if they wanted to commit. However, I also believe the chance of that happening is very, very slim. MPG may be too generous.
Plus, you know me, I would sell my sister into slavery if Paige would come. (Just kidding)
Concerning the current "Quiet Period": Was Muffet able to talk face to face with the recruits while they were on campus during the UConn game? Probably not the best of circumstances, but could she?
Oh, you might mention that ASGR ranks our 2019 class as fourth in the country. ESPN, as noted by others, seems to value quantity a bit more than ASGR. Anyway, Benchers probably need as much positive information as we can get at this time.
"...a college coach may only have face-to-face contact with college-bound student athletes or their parents on the the college's campus."
So, yes, MM and/or fellow coaches could meet with prospects and parents/caregivers, talk a bit, take pictures, etc.
The ASGR ranking is one that does seem to note the quality of recruits over quantity. I would also think the ones we did get -- Sam and Anaya -- seem to fit in perfectly for what our team needs and, hopefully, what they are.
Regarding the update, it's labor-intensive, but I enjoy it and it plays to things I still manage to do well (take in a lot of disparate sources of information).
Besides, I'm still formulating an overall reaction to what we witnessed. I think that the UConn game -- like Muffet -- was just the focal point to elements that have been there most of the season. For those of us who paid the fee for the Vancouver tournament, this is not the first time AO was engaged in some questionable physical activity. Most everything has been covered well by many others...but I think there is a correlation between all of it. Makes one realize how unique everything that happened last year was....