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A selection of tweets by Orangutan

from Skinshoops86, an astute observer of women's basketball on twitter who has no particular allegiance to any team (that I know of):

"Anaya Peoples with 2 and-1's early. One was over her future HS teammate Sam Brunelle. I still think she could be a really good PG at Notre Dame, even if they may not be considering it yet."

"Anaya Peoples has impressed me a lot in the two all american games. Had no clue she had the ball on a string like this. Good passer. There aren't 20 better players in her class like ESPN has her at (#21)."

"I remember Anaya Peoples played on the same AAU team as Ty Harris (South Carolina) and Katlyn Gilbert (Notre Dame), Best Choice United. So Peoples was playing up 3 years. So maybe she didn't put up as huge numbers early in AAU, but it had to prepare her well."

Response to that last tweet from Ty Harris: "And we played up when she played with us so she was playing up like 5 years !"