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Welcome Aboard and Good Point. by dillon77

I think the schools on that tweet represent offers up to now. If you look at a number of schools that you mentioned, they're currently in play for a number of the gifted wings that are in the class of 2019: Haley Jones, Rickea Jackson, Breanna Beal, Jordon Horston, etc.

ND is going hard after Jones, as are UConn, Stanford, Louisville, etc.

I think ND - and a lot of these schools - are seeing how they do before looking at the tall guard/wings of 2020.

That said, Parrish does seem to have hit a bit of a plateau...but that could change depending on who gets who in 2019.