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Here is an interesting supplement to your post: by MPG
Payton Verhulst is a tall, 2021 shooting guard from a Catholic high school in Kansas. She made the USA U-16 team recently and is profiled in the enclosed article. Toward the end of the article, it is mentioned that she is being recruited by everyone except ND and Connecticut. I draw this to the board's attention because it is another illustration that ND's recruiting is done selectively as well as quietly.
Payton is 6-1, ranked 10th by HG, looks like Caitlin Clark and attends a similar high school that also has a history of sending students to ND.