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Yes! Jones would be an awesome addition. She would be by Fighting_Artichoke

an amazing 3 in college. Could she play 2-4? Her HS coach says she defines the word 'versatile'.

As for the slight, I think UConn will regret that. I almost think that they will step back from that unless it was Geno that said it to the reporter. Why? Because if UConn says negative things about Sam, how will that look to Bueckers and Fudd, who are close friends to Sam and are important UConn targets in the 2020 and 2021 classes? Does Geno sense that those two are already lost? Seems hard to believe. 2020 is still far away and 2021 even farther. Just really weird and hard to explain. To their credit, most Boneyard posters are equally confused and wonder why the source said that to the reporter. UConn has lost highly ranked recruits before and not acted like that.