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Sedona Prince To Visit UConn by dillon77

UConn beat writer Carl Adamec writes that the 6'7" center, who entered the transfer portal from University of Texas, will visit Storrs next week for two days. Some background:

- During her initial recruiting, Prince committed to UT, then reopened her search. During that time, Geno A. paid her a home visit and she then recommitted to UT.

- She has connections to curent UConn players via U.S. National Team. In 2016 and 2018, her teammates included UConn sophomores Christyn Williams and Olivia Nelson-Ododa.

Of course, she also played on the 2018 team with incoming ND frosh Anaya Peoples. There is no word if Prince plans on visiting ND as of this moment.

Developing relationships with players while playing on U.S. National teams can lead to future relationships. Jessica Shepard says that playing with Bri Turnerrey and Marina Mabrey factored into her considering Notre Dame. And both players, particularly Marina, were not shy about reaching out to her. So, hopefully Anaya is working the social media.