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That’s true, but I believe that many people had by Tim Kelley
high expectations given her performance in HS, rankings and her accolades. They were at least expecting to see a glimmer of something special. And, quite honestly, I haven’t seen it yet. Yes players develop differently and at different paces, or not. There are examples of freshman coming in at other schools and at ND and playing very well early in their freshman years. I think that any level of either disappointment or concern should probably be seen against those high expectations.
It’s obviously a wait and see scenario where the benefit of the doubt needs to be given, but nothing to get too excited about so far, IMO.