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Regarding Post Players.... by dillon77

...who would've thought the injury to Mik Vaughn might turn out to be a blessing in disguise to the team. She's been granted a medical redshirt so 2018-19 is the first of four years of eligibility. Even if she does not use her fourth, ND is very lucky to have a post in place.

Still, you've got to figure that one post was something they (MM/Niele/Carol) were after. Maybe they were aimimg high, which is why it's come down to Boston.

Will see what happens, but if not:

- Pay big attention to Natalija Marshall and maybe even Kylee Watson.
(Brink is committed to Stanford and we're not on Gusters' or Reese's finalists lists).

- Coaches can't comment on potential transfers from an NCAA perspective, but that won't be until spring of 2019. Do go graduate to get one year to back up Mik? Or look at a "regular" transfer knowing that chances are she can't play until 2020? (Shepard immediate petitions are being approved at less than 20% this year, according to Raoul).

Hopefully, the Mass Pike to Worcester and Boston is still open...