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The player from MTSU might be worth pursuing for the purpose of depth.
Hence why I stated "for depth." But you're right... Vic's probably had enough of carrying extra weight just "for depth."While you can't coach height, just having height in no way qualifies one to earn a scholarship at UT.
If Vic doesn't think they're a good fit, then I don't care how tall they are. We don't need to waste the scholarship.
I'm guilty of the same. LOLI was mostly responding to wkass, who seems singularly focused on picking up a tall girl from the portal.
Yes, guilty as charged. I don't want to get another post player just for the sake of it either.I was mostly responding to wkass, who seems singularly focused on picking up a tall girl from the portal.
My assumption is Slim to None, with Slim packing his bags to leave town. Abbie needs a whole lot of strength and conditioning work in addition to her injury rehab. She is the very definition of a long term project.I also do not know how much Abbie will be factor for us next year.
IMO, a waste of a scholarship so far. Hope she recovers and contributes.My assumption is Slim to None, with Slim packing his bags to leave town. Abbie needs a whole lot of strength and conditioning work in addition to her injury rehab. She is the very definition of a long term project.
I usually reserve "waste of a scholarship" and similar language for players who crap out due to character issues and/or legal troubles. I know what you're driving at, but using a scholarship on a player you expect to be a late bloomer isn't wasting it, though it does tie it up with very few in-game returns for several years (if ever).IMO, a waste of a scholarship so far. Hope she recovers and contributes.
She averaged only 7.5 points per game in high school, which makes me wonder if she was hurt, is a late, late bloomer or just not an athlete, despite being tall. Seems like she should have been able to get at least double figures in high school - 7.5 is only 3 put-backs, or so. Reminds me of Ellen Bayer, who had respectable stats, but wasn't a dominant player. Wish her well, whatever.IMO, a waste of a scholarship so far. Hope she recovers and contributes.
Winner, winner!Reminds me of Ellen Bayer,
though it does tie it up with very few in-game returns for several years (if ever).
She averaged only 7.5 points per game in high school, which makes me wonder if she was hurt, is a late, late bloomer or just not an athlete, despite being tall. Seems like she should have been able to get at least double figures in high school - 7.5 is only 3 put-backs, or so. Reminds me of Ellen Bayer, who had respectable stats, but wasn't a dominant player. Wish her well, whatever.
IMO, a waste of a scholarship so far. Hope she recovers and contributes.
While I tend it to agree that things are looking like they may not pan out with Abbie, I also agree that it's a bit early and only time will tell. That type of size is worth the risk that comes with the gamble IMO.It's a red shirt year. All we know about her condition is what we don't know.
Isn't it a bit early to call it a "wasted" scholorship ?
At TCUNever mind. I got the schools mixed up.
What happened with Van Lith?
Yes, I know. She is getting criticized all over social media.She's too busy losing every single 3-3 game at the olympics.
She's too busy losing every single 3-3 game at the olympics.
She and her teammates figured out the game in time to win a Bronze. It’s a fun game to watch, not easy to win a medal of any type. She played really well in the final few games. Didn’t think the 3x3 team was particularly strong, but don’t know how it was picked. Could be that more experienced WNBA players did not want to participate. So, we had college player Van Lith, 2nd year pro Ryann Howard, plus experienced pros Cierra Burdick and DeArica Hamby. Watched several games and enjoyed them, but USA! USA! was slow, a step behind, opponents.
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