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South Bend's Keegan Sullivan Commits to Rockhurst University by dillon77

...in Kansas City. It's a smallish (2,000+) Jesuit University that competes at the DII level. News courtesy of Raoul.

From a basketball perspective, this initially is a bit surprising because Keegan was ranked 25th by Prospects Nation, right behind Maddy Westbeld and two spots in front of Alli Campbell. Hmmm. At one point, DePaul was interested and that's also a religious-based school set in an urban area. They just play D1 (as we all know...)

Who knows? Maybe Keegan's priorities go beyond hoops at this juncture: perhpas she saw something in herself and anticipates not playing hoops after college, so she focused on a school that she thinks will give a her a great undergrad experience and prepare for the long beyond. And she can still play at the DII level.

Still, interesting choice given her hoops proficiency and dedication to the scholastic and AAU process up to this point. Best of luck to her.